Sentence examples for starting going from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'starting going' is not proper English and should not be used in written English
The correct phrase would be 'start going'. For example: We should start going if we want to make it in time.
Then things starting going awry.
Then, in '86, a few bombs starting going off in Peshawar.
But then his legs stopped working, his body starting going backwards, and his medal hopes faded.
When the new toilets starting going into planes about five or 10 years ago, I couldn't believe how much suction they have.
"When I ran the Social Security number he gave me, all sorts of bells and whistles starting going off," Officer Brenner said.
I first starting going there as a student: it is where I learnt and honed my craft, through listening to older singers, and trying out new songs that I am hooked on.
When the voices start going, start singing".
Children started going to school.
Things start going crazy.
Everything started going fuzzy.
