Examples of using Had started in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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My training had started.
We had started the adoption paperwork.
The summer holidays had started.
The day had started out fine!
They arrived even before the flood had started.
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And the sex had started getting rough.
The emergency lights came on. The screaming had started.
The sermon had started by then.
Steve loved our new son Tommy as if his life had started again.
Who had started a successful new tribe.
Except for the man who had started the fire.
This pain had started three hours before and you're telling me now.
A number of developing countries had started to provide such preferences.
What had started as a technical exercise became an aesthetic exercise, really.
She also noted that other Parties had started the ratification process.
All had started to cry, therefore, I looked at for the face of the Emperor.
I had friends in the U.S. who had started a successful new tribe.
The Israel Defense Forces arrived in thearea approximately 15 minutes after the incident had started.
In 1656 Fermat had started a correspondence with Huygens.
Cash collections for the regular budget had started off well in 2000.
My mom and dad had started fostering, so… instant brother.
Physical verification at headquarters had started only in December 1997.
The Germans had started to segregate the Jews of other dutches.
You and Mr. Kashyap had started this company in a small room.
In fact, Rafael had started to suspect his wife might be hiding something.
So fast as they had started, the bombings German had stopped.
Italy and UNIDO had started a major partnership in the area of SMEs.
Four other offices had started to identify potential areas for common services.
At present, the Administration had started to activate the system relating to precursor exportation shipments.