Sentence examples for we have started to put from inspiring English sources

"We have started to put our imprint on the program," Alford said.

A. In the last few weeks, we have started to put a little bit more money into industrial stocks that have been beaten up and have expectations for good earnings growth.

In a statement, the departing directors said: "With the courts' approval yesterday of Michael Capellas as WorldCom's new chairman and C.E.O., it is now appropriate for each of us to stand down as directors and give him the opportunity to continue the process we have started to put in place substantive reforms and best governance practices".

"When he is in the cage and we know he is there, then we know we have started to put our feet on the path of justice," said the newspaper seller, Nabil Hassan, 65. "If he and his accomplices are in court, he becomes one of the people no different from anyone else facing justice.

"We've started to put our house in order but it's not a quick fix.

"We've started to put together a business network, including taking positions in startups to help them by investing capital, resources, providing them with technology and bringing them all the tools they need to accelerate the development of their apps and help them connect with large corporates who are their customers".

"We've started to put together a business network, including taking positions in startups to help them by investing capital, resources, providing them with technology and bringing them all the tools they need to accelerate the development of their apps and help them connect with large corporates who are their customers". The aim is to back up to 50 startups in the field, he said.

Familiar companies have started to put unfamiliar letters after their names: Chrysler LLC and Sears Brands LLC.

Republicans have started to put money back into Missouri despite Akin's time in the doghouse.

Rising interest rates have started to put the brakes on house appreciation.

Together, they have started to put together a sort of grand unified theory of spam.