1.   Two years ago, she started a summer camp for girls aged eight and older.

2.   Construction started last summer and should be completed by midyear, he said.

3.   Drabinsky said that construction on the Oriental would start this summer and take two years.

4.   Programs to help them would start the summer before freshman enrollment and continue.

5.   Some events will start this summer and run through the end of next year.

6.   The Flyers, after climbing into a tie in New Jersey, were forced to start their summer too soon.

7.   The trials are expected to start this summer at the earliest.

8.   To start the summer, he had the wrist in a soft cast for two weeks.

9.   We want to start summer with a bang, and Memorial Day is the unofficial beginning of the season in this part of the country.

10.   We want to start summer with a bang, and Memorial Day is the start of summer in this part of the country.