Sentence examples for was has started from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the devaluation of January 2002, chaotic though it was, has started to do its work: exports are growing, and local products are being substituted for imports.

The literal implication is having started out in one place and ending up in another.

Better quality darts, usually made of tungsten, can be had starting at about $40.

Coordination between different sending agencies was another issue that has started to be addressed.

It is like the countdown has started.

Pressplay was to have started last summer.

Construction was to have started early this year.

He stifled whatever it was that had started them.

That was to have started as early as next year.

She was to have started a new job today.

The Sunday Times was to have started serialisation tomorrow.