Sentence examples for started the very from inspiring English sources
He told reporters not to be surprised if that started the very next day.
"When we started, the very worst words we could put on a bottle were 'English wine,' " Mr. Roberts said.
In 1781, the Franciscan priest Juan Bautista Velderrain started the very ambitious and expensive task of constructing San Xavier.
The debate as to who ordered the hit started the very next day and the issue remains unresolved.
"But not if we go into next week, because we've already started the very involved process of dismantling a season," Cooper said.
He started the very next year when his law school friend Frank Johnson, now a Federal judge with a strong civil rights record, ordered Mr. Wallace's court to surrender voter-registration records to the United States Civil Rights Commission.
Possible minus points for starting the very un-cool, but very funny Bed Jumping phenomenon.
The potential burden of raising a preterm child starts the very minute the parent(s) leave the NICU.
We started the game very fast and very sharp.
"The referee started the second half very strangely," he said.
"I started the match very well," Murray said.
