Examples of using Had started in English and their translations into Czech
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
I knew it had started.
The match had started on a Sunday morning and ended on a Monday morning.
The medication had started to work.
Michael had started a relationship by lying about the existence of his family.
To me, everything had started so well;
People also translate
This pain had started three hours before and you're telling me now.
Except for the man who had started the fire.
Rigor mortis had started to dissipate, so at least 12 hours.
Why were you so sure the boy had started the fire?
In fact, Rafael had started to suspect his wife might be hiding something.
By the time I got better, the classes had started and it was too late.
Cattle barons had started their great herds with mavericks.
At the time, we didn't realize the Borg had started the war against you.
The construction had started in 1626 and the Holy Hut was blessed on March 25, 1631.
As we crossed into the next valley,the road had started to climb again.
The ice and snow had started to thaw, but Patchi's heart?
Lying about the existence of his family. Michael had started a relationship by.
Once again people had started talking about Geeta and Babita.
By lying about the existence of his family. Michael had started a relationship.
Baker's boys had started it, obviously.
But the trip was about the AIDS organization that Clinton had started.
Because the show had started already. Right.
It had started to yield positive results, so I kept doing it.
By then, your father Had started a small business.
But he couldn't escape the inexorable logic of what his father had started.
As suddenly as it had started… it was over.
And Lynne had started to write articles and explore ideas for her first novel.
With my comrades,I was there to finish the fight… that had started in the Ghetto.
As suddenly as it had started…"it was over. I'm sorry.
What had started with trade- furs and silver- had flowered into culture, architecture and religion.