Sentence examples for we started to have from inspiring English sources

We started to have a different view of Russia.

"When she started to stay, we started to have problems".

Particularly after we started to have children and stuff".

"We started to have to play on Monday, on Labor Day," Mr. Hyman said.

"Since last summer we started to have an increase in woman and children and families.

We started to have an audience that came sort of wanting what we did toward the end, I suppose.

A couple of days later, we start to have doubts about the cosmic preacher idea.

"That's when we start to have health problems as the rats and the dogs meet".

Consequently, we start to have doubts about his assessments of things.

I still have to manoeuvre the discussion towards familiar vocabulary, but we start to have something that resembles a conversation.

If we travelled further, though – say, to Mars – then we start to have problems.