Examples of using Has to start 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
Somebody has to start.
Has to start with the last letter of the previous answer.
One of you has to start.
She has to start talking.
Come on, one of these has to start it.
People also translate
A girl has to start somewhere.
Sugar, please. PEACHES: Everybody has to start somewhere.
And it has to start with me.
The shift in the composition of investments has to start now.
Well… She has to start talking.
And it all collapses before he can get back. Phillip has to start over!
Well, one has to start somewhere.
From what I see here,her treatment has to start immediately!
Escape has to start from your cell!
Drops in a hole and has to start over!
Someone has to start telling the truth.
At every meeting it's always the same: Somebody has to start first.
Legend has to start someplace.
There's a way out if we work together, but escape has to start from your cell.
Somebody has to start off again.
Personal experience is often the best teacher and everyone has to start learning somewhere.
I think it has to start with us.
He has to start protecting the women in his life from certain things.
But everybody has to start somewhere.
It often happens that the family changes their place of residence and the student has to start studying at a new place.
Every girl has to start a new life after leaving her own world.
I suppose every story has to start somewhere.
Trenching has to start with the lowestpoint, excluding differences in height of the foundation of the future.
The ceremony has to start soon.
And this jury has to start again from square one. and that means everything they talked about yesterday has to be thrown out.