started

[s'tɑtɪd]

Definition:
1. Not doing before and continue doing it.
2. Takes place from a particular time.

Use 'started' in a sentence:

• 1. Gwendolen started fighting her teachers.
• 2. She started going "woof woof."
• 3. In Bangladesh, the monsoons have started.
• 4. I've done talking—let's get started.
• 5. She started to blubber like a child.
• 6. They started life anew in Canada.
• 7. The leaves started to shrivel up.
• 8. It started to rain.
• 9. We can't wait to get started.
• 10. He started bossing people around.
• 11. Have you started your revision yet?
• 12. Sunbeam Yachts started boatbuilding in 1870.
• 13. I started playing darts at 15.
• 14. He started to fizz with enthusiasm.
• 15. We started off by introducing ourselves.
• 16. The ice started to crack.
• 17. He started to sharpen his knife.
• 18. He started the motor.
• 19. The dog suddenly started barking at us.
• 20. We started German in year seven.
• 21. He started eating an apple.
• 22. He started having night sweats.
• 23. She started work last Monday.
• 24. Then my husband started hassling me.
• 25. Isn't it time you started to get organized?
• 26. We were right back where we started, only this time without any money.
• 27. She started on at me again about getting some new clothes.
• 28. She started work a week yesterday.
• 29. The news started me thinking.
• 30. He's just started a new job.
• 31. The blood had started to congeal.
• 32. Preparation for the party started early.
• 33. That's when the pressure really started.
• 34. We started work on the project in 2002.
• 35. She started the last lap just behind the leading group.
• 36. Gradually my depression started to lift.
• 37. It's exactly a year since I started working here.