Examples of using Really started in English and their translations into Portuguese
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It was right after New Year's when her health really started to decline.
Mr. Reese explained that“the discussion really started around the hope that we could find some points of collaboration that might benefit our shared user communities.
but I think she really started to believe in her own lie.
After running for 15-20 minutes the system really started to become unresponsive
And driving in to townIt really started coming downBringing me back aroundTo all that I miss.
When our customers really started demanding tempering glass,
When I really started focusing on brand building,
It was also during this time that the game really started to gain in popularity,
That seems to be when I really started to notice a pain in my chest,
As soon as I changed my beliefs things really started to turn around for me, and now I'm working from home full-time.
The strengthening of our relationship really started in 1996, and has been growing continuously since then.
But I have not really started thinking about the pattern of this blanket
to films that really started this genre.
Our planetary ascension process really started on January 21,(with the break though of our meditation) We are now in the 2nd phase of the phase transition process.
you will notice that things really started to ramp up in 2016.
it was there that Buzz really started playing quite a bit of music.
still not know how a conflict really started.
when I lightly ran a fingernail around them sub't' squealed in delight and really started to thrust her hips.
They kept talking about all the girlfriends he had in high school, which really started to piss me off.
And this is when the project Solar Impulse really started to turn in my head.