Sentence examples for started to do on from inspiring English sources

That's what I started to do, on my own.

So-called "native" advertising – ads that look like other content on the service – may play a role too, just as it's starting to do on Instagram.

"The international community has done Africa a huge disservice in only emphasising primary education at the expense of higher education and not giving strong emphasis on support for science and technology, this is something African leaders are starting to do on their own - but they have to fight a lot of prejudices against training young people in the sciences".

"I started to do sketches on various themes, a lot of sketches," he remembered.

On returning to Marseille he joined the Communist party, and started to do odd jobs on the local party newspaper, La Marseillais.

Back in 1997, I started to do computerized drafting on a program called PowerCADD.

"I started to do my research on this Women's Electoral Lobby.

"And I started to do my dissertation on ex-Muslim identity.

Then I started to do more things on my own.

"I started to do my homework on all the old football and baseball players," he said.

So I started to do some research on how to thoughtfully introduce screen time into our lives ― bit by intentional bit.