Examples of using Had started in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
But Lucy had started it, right?
In 1941 I was born, and World War II had started.
We had started from nowhere.
The medication had started to work.
It had started, as usual, with a phone call.
People also translate
Organ jazz was what he had started with.
The sun had started to disappear.
Where would you be if you had started last week?
Someone had started a rumor about her.
At the time, we didn't realize the Borg had started the war against you.
Some had started praying for rain.
This is the city here we had started our lives together.
It had started after they left her parents' house.
Paul thought Cass had started seeing Tyler.
Most had started smoking because of social reasons.
Joe Gottfried and another guy had started Sound City in 1969.
My husband had started seriously jogging around that time.
Where would you be today if you had started last week?
I had started reading the book with very low expectations.
They invited the masses of Bombay to join in the struggle they had started.
I had started my spiritual seeking twenty-four years earlier.
The weekly meeting that I take minutes for had started 10 minutes ago!
The US had started" biggest trade war in economic history".
In fact before the end of the year the revolution in Germany had started.
I had started writing this story a couple of days after Larry killed himself.
It seems Joy's lying and deceiving me had started before we even met.
No matter how you try,you would not able to remember how your dream had started.
I especially noticed that I had started to make progress again with music.
They had started writing books… about everything Louis and his friends had done.
You see, Marjorie Gold and Comander Chantry had started their affair in England.