Examples of using Had started in English and their translations into Serbian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Latin
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Cyrillic
Life had started here.
After the war had started.
Del had started eating.
The Korean war had started.
Mrs. B had started crying.
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We realised that shooting had started.
The poison had started working.
I didn't realize that my life had started.
Even my mom had started to suspect.
The king and the rook which are to make a castling did not move since the game had started.
My obsession had started.
Who had started a successful new tribe.
The second day had started badly.
Volkoff had started to suspect that I was working with the CIA.
But the process had started earlier.
What had started in my hands had, within three months, moved to also affect my feet and lower back.
The second round had started on 24 June.
He had started his professional music career in 1967 and was previously in the British groups Home and Bandit.
But the process had started even earlier.
The Soviet Blitzkrieg was planned for the 23rd June,almost to the day Barbarossa had started three years earlier.
The day had started positively.
The Great Famine marked a clear end to an unprecedented period of population growth that had started around 1050.
My sister had started to do heroin.
Major Theang Leng, chief of police in the district where the hydroelectric dam is located on the Atay river,said the collapse appeared to occur because the dam was holding too much water and had started leaking.
The cancer had started eight months ago.
Maj. Theang Leng, chief of police in the district where the hydroelectric dam is located on the Atay river,said the collapse Dec. 1 appeared to have occurred because the dam was holding too much water and had started leaking.
On the telescreen had started a new song.
Frank Mars had started using nougat in his candies in 1920.
The woman on the telescreen had started a new song.
Construction had started in February 2009.