Examples of using Started to go in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
The person who answered started to go into their script, asking me for irrelevant information.
Then the room started to go all white, not bright
And then show me what it was like when the bridge started to go. Right.
see when they started to go gray.
Although he had already started to go on air from them”,- He said.
I started to go to parties at the age of 17, at 18 years
I started to go to church with an aunt,
She started to go to school when she was twelve
22nd, a little bit later I started to go there outpatient clinic.
So I started to go around the world finding the best
Since things started to go badly in this world for the people of Israel,
After the packages for the interior of São Paulo started to go through Pinhais in Parana, buy at DealExtreme
Beyond these tax taxing everything from packets inside of SP started to go there, are losing the only advantage they had,
After the packages for the interior of São Paulo started to go through Pinhais in Parana, buy na DealExtreme
I'm starting to go after the wrong people, Nolan.
Once your teeth start to go, there's no turning back.
Start to go, change your mind.
It's starting to go where it's going. .
It's starting to go, Mollie.
Somebody's finally starting to go with the flow!