Examples of using Started to take in English and their translations into French
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political blocs started to take shape.
of the Ming emperors, Nurhaci started to take actual control of most of Manchuria over the next several decades.
However, Terry started to take care of Rock to the point he teaches him to fight.
As the words and themes for this record started to take shape, I knew I had to express them in English, my first language.
This collaborative venture started to take shape at the Düsseldorf boat show in early 2011 and will continue this
Storytelling really started to take shape as a marketing tool during this time.
Please select the year in which your country started to take measures to implement Article 10 of the Convention.
So, at the end of 2009, I started to take folic acid in high doses,
Many countries have started to take practical steps towards greater trade efficiency by establishing trade points.
It started to take off thanks to the supply of tires after the Second World War to brands such as Honda, Suzuki and Yamaha.
San Sebastián s bid started to take shape under the city s first strategic plan
The Security Council authorized the deployment of MINURCAT, which started to take over from the European-led military force in March 2009.
I started to take B&W analog pictures of their concert every time I could.
One delegate said that some developing countries in the Asian region had started to take initiatives regarding e-measurement.
With these ideas in mind, I started discussing the concept with Boris Schwarzer, and the Spike started to take form.
I dashed toward the entrance of the garden and started to take pictures.
However, Emery is re-entering a world where many of his ideas have started to take effect.
popular among the monks japanese when they started to take it during their days of meditation.
some cities have started to take action.
soon enough the concept started to take form.