Examples of using Started off 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
Started off again!
Well, it started off.
Started off in Australia.
Her car just started off.
It started off so simple.
His professional career started off that year.
Always started off the same way.
And everyone you want to be♪♪ Probably started off like me♪.
And the day started off so promising.
Started off as a flyweight. My man right here.
That's weird… Started off as an egg.
Started off as a flyweight. My man right here.
My man right here started off as a flyweight.
Llodra started off the season with opening round losses in Brisbane and Sydney.
Like all things, it started off shiny and new, and.
Martin started off her musical career when she joined the band Chips in Omagh in 1969.
Well, I know my father started off in a one-room hut.
It started off being something completely different about bicycle thieves in north London.
But, hey, everyone you wanna be probably started off like me.
The Whalers started off the season poorly.
Wendy started off with Mount Wendy because the clothes was probably the most daunting thing that she had.
A very high proportion of violent adults started off as children who were victims of violence.
The Magi started off on their journey, having seen the star rising.
The Czech operator of satellite pay-TV platform Digi TV started off programs on old technology platform.
The season started off with the Monte Carlo rally.
The aeroplane idea started off as a crazy gleam in my eye.
Okay. Guess it started off like any other run-of-the-mill case.
I read that this colony started off 20 years ago with just 30 miners.
All three started off as your mother's right hand before being promoted.
You know, he started off as a page just like you.