Examples of using Started to change in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
The situation started to change by the beginning of 1943.
But by day two, the game started to change.
But then the noises started to change.
Not long after you lot left, people started to change.
Not long after you lot left, people started to change.
Both together, they started to change the entire world around us.
My luck started to change around 6:15 p.m.
Carla started to change everything.
In a long run everything started to change and I began to perceive its performance in the same categories as the Döhmann Helix 1 180 000 PLN.
And then about two days later, the wind started to change a little bit, and you could sense that the air was not healthy.
I was dancing with this girl when the music started to change. This sound started coming from the speakers. Like some kind of weird feedback.
I don't know if it was because of Julie… or Mrs. Stark or what, but Sammy started to change… and I was not about to let that happen.
The technology for this type of smelting started to change at the end of the Medieval period with the introduction of new tempering material for the ceramic crucibles.
But I was saying thanks all the time, every day, and I started to change my perspective.
Last year, the chains started to change the rules of the game,
Com started to change because 26 more languages were incorporated,
It was the experience in the church in Folleville that started to change his life, his inside, his heart.
And as man started to change the oceans of the world,
upon seeing Suwak's phenomenally good mood, started to change their minds.
But that started to change after UIGEA was passed in 2006,