Examples of using Started to go in English and their translations into Spanish
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The years started to go by quickly.
I liked them and started to go over the store.
Everything started to go well for my family.
We put ourselves on agreement, and started to go every Sunday morning.
Onewa started to go, but the bridge snapped,
Then my vision started to go all colorful.
The moment when things started to go… very wrong for you.
Ame started to go into the mountains all the time.
But just as things started to go well with Janet McIntyre.
You know when the police department started to go south?
But then things started to go wrong.
I was able to sleep and my anxiety started to go away immediately.
That was the first time audiences started to go.
However, things started to go south when someone noticed that photos of the team appeared to have been stolen from a UK school for boys.
Then things started to go turn when Yugoslavia was plunged into debt with foreign creditors soon after Tito's death.
Suddenly things started to go well for you and you earned a lot of money?
Artworks by Banksy started to go up for auction at Christie's and Sotheby's.
things started to go wrong.
about 3 minutes into the film things started to go wrong.
And within a few weeks time, everything started to go really badly for the company