Examples of using Had started in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Where would you be if you had started last week?
Every thermostat had started adding that feature.
But Lucy had started it, right?
I had started reading the book with very low expectations.
But once the intifada had started, he embraced it.
I had started writing this story a couple of days after Larry killed himself.
The sun had started to disappear.
The cancer had started to spread.
Someone had started a rumor about her.
My husband had started seriously jogging around that time.
In fact, Gob had started to alienate some ofhis colleagues.
What had started as an innocent flirtation… had turned into a series of escalating challenges.
The competition had started, go now!
He said the competition had started, we are not allowed to go in.
What had started as a technical exercise became an aesthetic exercise, really.
The day had started quietly.
That had started when I got sick.
And they had started building.
He was actually the vocalist for Had started sound city in 1969.
I realised that everything I had started to believe was wrong.