Examples of using Had started in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
The crying had started again.
He had started writing it around that time.
But Guo Zhida had started to eat.
Who had started all this thing.
Not after the party had started.
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Riaz had started to change.
Except for the man who had started the fire.
Justine had started attending again.
By June 1924, track laying had started.
Her belly had started to swell.
And I asked him… Why were you so sure the boy had started the fire?
Chester had started the countdown.
And when I started rehearsals Well, they had started another round.
Chester had started the countdown.
So you made your decision, you were going to finish the job that Finn had started.
I had started thinking of stupid things.
Except for the man who had started the fire.
The water had started coming back. It was foaming over the reef.
In the early 1990s the construction of a southern section of the highway had started.
Years ago, the government had started a discussion on this.
Sherlock had started training me to be a detective just a few weeks earlier;
I had friends in the U.S. who had started a successful new tribe.
And Lynne had started to write articles and explore ideas for her first novel.
Gossip regarding Adams' unconventional methods had started by the mid-1930s.
The ice and snow had started to thaw, but Patchi's heart?
Had started this affair with your ex-lover? Were you aware that your brother-in-law.
Once again people had started talking about Geeta and Babita.
Had started snooping in places that he shouldn't, and a heart attack had to arranged.
The Commission had started this case in April 2006.
Mr Kessler went on to explain that the factory had been raided shortly after production had started.