Examples of using "Başlama" in a sentence and their english translations:
Time to begin.
Don't start without me.
Don't start yet.
It's almost time to get started.
It's about time to start.
I think it's time to get started.
Don't start panicking.
Don't start doing that.
Don't start getting paranoid.
Don't start that again.
It's time to start over.
It's about time we get started.
Please don't start, Layla.
It's time to start now.
We agree to start at once.
Now it's time to start studying.
Don't try to sweet talk me.
Don't you start talking like that.
Now don't start crying, Tom.
Don't start something you can't finish.
It's time to begin downsizing.
Don't start yet.
Please don't start that again.
Don't start anything you can't finish.
Don't start cheering yet.
It's almost time for the meeting to start.
Time to start the laundry.
Don't begin without us.
Don't start a sentence with "but".
I think it's time to start getting ready.
It's time to get started with the Christmas shopping.
Now is the time to start doing that.
Birth is the starting point for life's adventures.
Maybe it's about time I started learning to do programming.
Tom has decided to start studying French.
Now isn't the time to start doing that.
It's time for us to start thinking about how we can improve the situation.
we need people to feel comfortable seeking them.
This was the day after the presidential inauguration.
His standing up was the signal for everybody to start leaving the room.
Tell Tom it's time to start getting ready to leave.
She was disqualified from the race for two false starts.
- They were waiting for the go-ahead.
- They were waiting for the signal to start.
Has Tom given the go-ahead?
It might be time for Atheists to start knocking on doors too, to spread their message of happiness to the world.