1.   After a series of delays, more discussion groups and a conference in Manchester, work started on the actual dummy.

2.   And so, with Toto trotting along soberly behind her, she started on her journey.

3.   As a matter of fact, I started on this paper as a graduate trainee myself.

4.   At last you are ready to get properly started on your own personal health and fitness programme.

5.   Barron started on piano at twelve, studying with a sister of pianist Ray Bryant.

6.   But it reacted badly when he started on examples of government action to extend opportunity.

7.   But perhaps Joseph got us started on the wrong track, for booms and busts do not appear in regular patterns.

8.   Check with your doctor before starting on a new exercise program.

9.   Construction workers have to dig a thousand foot hole before work can start on the tunnel.

10.   Dalgliesh was briefing his team before he started on the preliminary interviews.