Examples of using Decided to start in English and their translations into Polish
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By the time we got there it was empty- miners had their 24th anniversary and decided to start drinking with a sunrise.
In 1962, a handful of entrepreneurial Danish fish farmers decided to start a fish feed factory in Brande.
Greenblatt had decided to start his own rival Lisp machine firm,
Without any hesitation I decided to start in this competition next season- explains Gollob.
You have finally decided to start your very own property management company in a small but growing town.
eight months ago… my friend Jimmy and I decided to start our own firm.
We settled in Los Angeles-- the yoga capital of the world-- and… decided to start a family.
now- as a senior- decided to start racing in Polish colors.
Sad Legend started life in 1997 when the now legendary Namaah decided to start his own project.
Eva Prego decided to start their own studio.
the master tracks were stolen, and the band decided to start recording a new album rather than re-record"Cigarettes and Valentines.
a the 16 years decided to start training in engineering because it was stuck in the world of electronics programming'batch files' in Windows 95;
Our company was set up in 1934 by Józef Szymkowiak, a master gunsmith who- having served his apprenticeship in all the leading gunsmith shops in Poznań- decided to start his own business.
Bill Gates) decided to start trademarking thousands
where the investor decided to start one of the largest
Despite all the problems, he was completely involved in activities who raised the importance of his episcopal city, and decided to start his rule with huge impetus, built a new cathedral who was completed after his death in 1355.
A group of pilgrims decide to start a band.
Couple of years ago, Army decides to start using Zombrex chips as weapons.
Usually this is the main indicator that a person decides to start.