byrja

Some students start earlier today.

The lesson starts at eight.

The game starts at eight this evening.

We meet at the airport before the flight starts.

The spectator buys a ticket before the game starts.

Work starts at eight o’clock.

The winter starts early this year.

The meeting starts soon.

She lets me know if the meeting starts earlier.

The exam starts soon.

She needs calm before the exam starts.

Tomorrow, before the lecture starts, we will have drunk coffee.

He answers that the repair starts tomorrow at nine o’clock.

The tenant on the third floor does not know exactly when the repair starts.

The movie starts at eight tonight.

The teacher will let us know when the exam starts.

I save the file on the computer before the meeting starts.

A meeting starts soon, so we hurry.

The teacher asks us to have a pencil on the table, because the exam starts soon.

I clean the keyboard before I start working, because it is dirty.

We still have to fill out the form before the meeting starts.

My opinion is that we should start earlier.

They started arguing in the kitchen, and the argument lasted longer than I expected.

The vacation starts tomorrow.

Read the instructions carefully before you start putting the cabinet together.

In January I start to plan the year, but in February I am sometimes still getting used to a new routine.

In March she wants not only to read more, but also to meet friends more often, and in April she starts biking again.

In September she starts a new course, and in October she needs not only to read a lot, but also to write more notes.

My shift starts at seven o’clock in the mornings.

We each got a bucket and started cleaning the balcony.

“Byrja” and “hefja” are synonyms, but “heitur” and “kaldur” are antonyms.

When the projector finally started working, we saw all the slides clearly.

I should have checked the subtitles and the microphone before I started the movie.

The email says that the meeting starts at nine o’clock.

She was still sleepy and yawned when I woke her, but after a hot shower she started to stretch and smile.

I rinsed the strainer and then started kneading the dough again.

It has been two weeks since she started practicing football in the new sports hall.

The sports hall was being cleaned when we arrived, so the competition started a little later.

It has not been long since we started going out more often on weekends, and now we both want to sail and watch football.

If the sleet starts again and the showers get heavier, I take the bus home.

If we forget to water, the tulips start to wither quickly.