Examples of using Decided to start in English and their translations into Hungarian
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It was after this success that Henry Ford decided to start the Ford Motor Company in 1903.
The farmer, William Ross decided to start a breeding line
When Phil decided to start PGP Corporation,
Three months after reading the book, Ursula decided to start the practice, to strive for“where she always wanted to be.”.
On top of her acting talents, Alba decided to start her own children's company which was named The Honest Company.
For this reason, Paradyż Ceramics in collaboration with the Architecture Foundation decided to start a campaign called“Ratujemy Mozaiki”[We save mosaics].
earlier in the 2010 decided to start playing online.
who sheltered the first naked terrier, Decided to start breeding such puppies.
Recently, however, a supplement especially recommended by specialists and people who decided to start the treatment appeared on the market.
beautiful wife Sheila… Who 15 years ago decided to start her own home cake business.
therefore the majority decided to start their own business.
Beauty Rainbow Dash in front of the new school semester wants to radically change the appearance and decided to start with hairstyles.
which promptly decided to start charging.
an American corporation Allegheny Technologies decided to start producing titanium sponge at its new plant, located in Rowley(Utah).
Iran as a whole, decided to start one of the most recognized carpet master workshops with his brother Mohammad Habibian.
Knowing the traditional shoe production technology, in 2002 the founder decided to start a top-quality classic hand-made line,
at a crucial time: since 2007, five Member States- in addition to those which already had the programmes- have decided to start national resettlement programmes.
Decide to start where the start
When deciding to start taking Dicynonum, instructions for use should always be nearby.
Decide to start anew.