Examples of using Had to start in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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I saw that it was not easy for him to become famous in America, for he had to start over from the beginning.
English was so important in South Korea, so I had to start learning my third language.
asked another question, it drew you back up to your head and you had to start the process again.
It's good that you gave me different names had to start looking until 2008 prezent.
And so Arnold had to start paying toward the potential costs of that future disease-- potential future disease from today.
At the beginning, they had to start everything from scratch- from finding a dairy farm to designing the product package.
Even the King of Rock& Roll Elvis Presley had to start somewhere, and that somewhere was Sun Studio.
Every call to a Chinese president had to start with a restatement of America's Chinese policy.”.
This meant Russians had to start their days in the cold, pitch-dark.
Don had to start on dialysis, but what he actually needs is a donor-kidney.
Audience: When he had to start his career early,
I had to start thinking about them, and it had been privilege that had kept it invisible to me for so long.
So we had to start all over, every time we moved to a new city.
When shaping"Morning Has Broken" for recording, Stevens had to start with a hymn which took around 45 seconds to sing in its basic form.
The flight had to start and finish within five miles of the Daily Mail office in each city, with no more than two landings en route.
We had to start all over again, and it did so Steve Jobs at NeXT in 1988,
If the tree died, they had to start all over again.
so the Vertcoin team had to start from the beginning.
Yes, I'm sure that sounds terrible, but I had to start somewhere.
Not to mention that I often lost the password paper and usually had to start from the beginning anyway.