Examples of using "Iniziare" in a sentence and their english translations:
Where do you want to start?
Shall we begin now?
You may begin.
- They are about to start.
- They're about to start.
- When do you intend to start?
- When do you mean to start?
You have to start somewhere.
Tell me when to start.
Before we get started,
You need to start meeting women.
You'll have to start at once.
I asked him to start at once.
to start from the heart,
Life must start --
- We have to start.
- We've got to get going.
- We need to start.
We can't start today.
We can begin.
- Can I begin?
- Can I start?
Should I start?
Can you start tomorrow?
Should we start now?
Tell me when to begin.
- Tell me when to start.
- Tell me when to begin.
So I want to start off with a few questions.
Maybe they should have started
You should start out as soon as you can.
- It has to begin as soon as possible.
- She has to start as soon as possible.
- He has to start as soon as possible.
When do you plan on beginning?
- Are you ready to set off?
- Are you ready to start?
- Are you ready to begin?
Are you ready to start?
We have to start at once.
He is to start tomorrow.
They're about to start.
- You'll start right now.
- You're going to start right now.
He's about to start.
Our teacher told us when to start.
She's ready to start, isn't she?
I think tonight's probably a good first step
But I have to begin the story first
The day shift can finally take over.
All it takes is a crack to get started.
Time to start planning.
She was at a loss when to start.
Who wants to begin?
We need to start working on the problem.
I really don't know where to start.
When to start is the main problem.
Marie should start.
Tom wants to start a new life.
Are you ready to start?
I'm ready to begin.
- We're going to begin.
- We'll start.
I'm gonna have to find something to start studying, then.
So, if we can start to see cannabis
then I should probably start studying geology.
was when you first begin to dream in another language.
We were about to start, when it began to rain.
Now it's time to start studying.
- You should have started with simpler questions.
- You should've started with simpler questions.
You'd better start now.
Aren't you ready to begin?
I want to start running.
You should start as early as possible.
- When do you intend to start?
- When do you mean to start?
You certainly picked a nice time to start an argument.
because I was worried about how to start today's talk
four first steps that everyone can get started with,
Another quick call! It’s about to start here, come on!
It gets full in the marquee. The opening is soon.
What shall I begin with?
May I begin to eat?
We can't start today.
Before you can start adventuring in D&D,
I'd better get started.
We could start trying.
- I think we can begin.
- I think that we can begin.
It's time to begin.
Our teacher told us when to start.
We were about to start, when it began to rain.
- He's about to begin, isn't he?
- She's about to begin, isn't she?
Tea and coffee helps to start the day.
I'm ready to start Monday.
We're almost ready to start.
You might think that you should start with the folks who are in control,
to start doing antiracism work within corporate America.
but we can't start until you choose the survival strategy.
and to start existing as my full and authentic self.
I said, "Well, in that case, starting with a faith community
When the octopuses come towards each other to begin the fight,
to pursue a career as a full-time musician.
And then you have to start thinking... like an octopus.
I’m going start this episode with a question.
Who should start?
Don't start yet.
Tom doesn't seem to be able to get started today.