Examples of using Started work in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The brothers started work.
They started work a year ago.
To a new employee who hasn't started work.
No, she started work today.
She was gone before Li Fai started work.
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And then started work on the novel.
The sum I borrowed before I started work.
I started work on the house.
I have not started work yet.
He started work three days ago.
The levy committee started work in August.
He started work here a year and a half ago.
At the age of 10 he started work in the mines.
This is the date when the employee first started work.
He just started work three weeks ago.
My dad and I hauled it home and started work.
My husband started work last month.
He did not receive his doctorate and he started work as a writer.
The band started work on a new album in early 2012.
Haven't even heard from Caitlin since she started work at Mercury Labs.
I started work on the set building for the school play.
Do not always survive, even those who started work in April and captured the first peak sales.
They started work, but the Council has suggested to us that they were interrupted.".
Emma, short for Expert Manipulative Massage Automation, started work at the NovaHealth Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM) clinic, working alongside human colleagues- a physician and a massage therapist.
CCDC NZ started work over/drilling operations in the Kapuni gas fields of South Taranaki New Zealand in late 2012 for"tight gas".
When he first started work, I thought he was just a good looking boy.
The two started work on an ambitious project, at first called Dumb Angel and later to be called Smile.
Guinness, 15, from Highland, California, started work at the site with Sheila McKee on the morning of September 13 and was deployed at the site for 11 days.
Emma started work on her first patients today at the NovaHealth Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM) clinic, working alongside her human colleagues- a physician and a massage therapist.
Creswell first started work on the Bibliography of the Architecture, Arts and Crafts of Islam in 1912; it was finally published in 1961.