Examples of using Have started in English and their translations into Hungarian
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I have started playing tennis again.
We might say that such people have started seeing through the black-and-white illusions of the ego.
Mine might have started with an'R', but that's all I have for now.
Meanwhile both migrant custody centres have started operating in accordance with European practices.
In today's world, many people have started seeing the limitations of a black-and-white approach to religion.
The runaways have started earlier than estimated!
Well, allie mentioned that a lot of girls in school Have started wearing makeup.
Yeah, it's just the efforts I have made to simplify my life have started to complicate it.
The eruption may have started a few days earlier and lasted until 5 June 1967.
People have started to recognize this.
The vines have started to flower along with the Chardonnay.
In many cases, diseased plants have started to develop again after the treatment with Bioplasma.
But, um, a handful of other people have started acting out, too.
and their teeth have started coming in.
The police have started a nationwide hunt for the criminal.
It may have started there, but I knew we were destined for more.
This is how forest fires have started.
Arsenal have started the season well.
Celine Dion might have started.
The funny thing is that some of those things have started coming back.