Examples of using Started to think in English and their translations into Spanish
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Started to think I was the smartest one here.
A decade later, the labor market started to think about soft skills.
She had started to think of her parents.
I feel like Suzanne started to think that I was a loser because I'm struggling to write.
Kenny then held his step and started to think about the market all over again.
As a result, people started to think about their security, and much information on how to get VPN appeared.
And with that, Stella started to think of some designs for Freya's dress.
Orson then started to think about the message he had received from Mike,
When she ran out of here I started to think of all the friends we have had over the years who have jogged out of our lives.
Nobody ever started to think about what it would be to be out in Brasilia in between all these monuments.
That's why the cops started to think it was a murder disguised as a carjacking.
It felt wrong when I started to think it through, so I figured I would just come down
Susan had started to think how nice it would be to have a man in her life, even one who would make fun of her cooking.
It started to think that it did not close because she wanted to be seen that it was inviting it it to enter.
The second reason is that many investors started to think about gold as a safe haven,
We will just say that He and She have started to think of themselves in a historical context.
Bogosav started to think about how to stop the water.
researchers started to think that atoms could have electrical charges.
I thought, and I started to think about the basic principles of my plan for Ace Attorney,
I have started to think about tracklistings and all the things that come with an album.