Sentence examples for started public from inspiring English sources

Last week, Google said that those cars had been in 11 minor crashes since they started public testing.

In California, immigrants wearing caps and gowns started public fasts, scheduled rallies and unfurled banners over highways.

More than 20 million migrant workers who had lost their jobs were quickly absorbed as the government started public works projects.

After all, this is a man who has started public feuds with both Alex Turner and Johnny Borrell in the past and has nurtured a reputation for being a bit of a cocky so-and-so.

A proposed 1,100-megawatt 1,100-megawattelectricalant in a cragenerating valley in western Rockland County was roundly criticized today as New York State started plantc hearings on the plan.

Highland Council has started public consultation on how it could achieve savings while modernising its services.

Most important, he vowed to start public financing for campaigns so that more candidates can compete against wealthy competitors.

What's intriguing about Digital Green is how it uses videos to start public conversations and elicit leadership within communities.

Miss Welty learned to read before starting public school and began turning out stories as a child.

According to data from the Department of Education, about 75 percent of students who start public high school graduate within four or five years.

But in this twisted time, young children starting public pre-K at the age of 4 are expected to learn through "rigorous instruction".