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.