Sentence examples for started themselves from inspiring English sources

They had a lot of bare-root stuff, and a lot of seeds, and sometimes the peddlers would see something really neat, and get it started themselves.

Once they have a film to show to the world, they often head to the Sundance Film Festival here or to other gatherings elsewhere, including some they have started themselves, and stage all manner of pranks to become known.

By the time the press latched on in spring 2005, fans were already swapping bootlegs and gossip on Monkeys messageboards that they had started themselves in the absence of official avenues.

And this year was a big win for the tabloids: when the Psychoactive Substances Act came into force on the 26th of May, making it illegal to sell hitherto "legal highs" or nitrous oxide, it was a direct result of the moral panic they'd started themselves. .

"My students are going into investment banks, consultancies and small companies they start themselves," reports Harvard Business School's Mr Hall.

"All motors require a starting torque in order to start themselves from zero rotation speed to design speed, with or without a load attached," Dr. Thomas said.

So hot, fires now starting themselves: kxan.com.

Usually people who've started something themselves or started a project within a bigger company themselves have to be really outcome-focused versus task-focused.

People have started packaging themselves.

Companies started asking themselves whether it had gone too far.

So people started washing themselves again in the late 1800s?