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Meanings of commence in English
Usage of commence in English
1
Our illusions commence in the cradle, and end only in the grave.
2
AJC reports that as a result, human trials are set to commence.
3
Your salary with me, madam, would commence at 100 pounds a year.'
4
Dnlling should commence as soon as practicable this year, according to Tuskar.
5
The new contract will commence this month and stretch over eight years.
6
If we commence a formal investigation we always issue a press announcement.
7
Amsterdam would be the principal theatre of the operations about to commence.
8
I see the chessmen are already on the board; let us commence.
9
We will also be working with the appropriate authorities as investigations commence.
10
It is expected that the first deal will commence within six-eight weeks.
11
Richter would not halt ongoing projects but will not commence new ones.
12
After all the entrants have taken their bows, let the voting commence.
13
Robespierre was therefore obliged to commence the attack in the convention itself.
14
The trial has been tentatively set to commence from Friday, 8 March.
15
The liberty of the press did not even commence with the revolution.
16
Every child should commence his lessons in the best kindergarten, the nursery.
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Commence through the time
Commence across language varieties
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