Examples of using "Commences" in a sentence and their english translations:
You start.
You start.
You're starting to bother me.
You're starting to warm up now.
What time is class for you?
- You're starting to piss me off.
- You're starting to get on my tits.
You're starting to bore me.
When are you going to start learning German?
- It is necessary for you to start at once.
- You must start at once.
- You must start immediately.
You're starting to sound like your old man.
- What time do you start work?
- At what time do you start work?
You're starting to annoy me.
Hey, are you really going to work at eight tomorrow?
Please inform me when to start.
Are you starting to get tired?
You're really starting to try my patience Jimmy!
You're starting to get on my tits.
Why don't you start at the beginning?
It is necessary for you to start now.
Start now, and you will get there in time.
You're starting to bore me.
Start now, and you will get there in time.
I don't expect you to start now.
You must start immediately.
You're starting to scare me.
It is necessary for you to start now.
Why don't you start by telling us who went with you?
If you tell a lie enough times, you begin to believe it.
Are you getting tired?
As soon as you have done that, I would like you to start preparing supper.
As you get older you start to feel that health is everything.
That's what happens when you start working immediately without preparing beforehand.
Once you begin, you must continue.
Why don't you start at the beginning?
You must start at once.
- What time do you start work?
- At what time do you start work?
Why don't you just start at the beginning?
Why don't you go on a diet?
I don't expect you to start now.
Why don't you start by telling us how you feel?
Why don't you start by telling us who went with you?
Why don't you start by telling us what you saw?
If you tell a lie enough times, you begin to believe it.