Started
Today
Today adverb - At the present time.
Both words in one sentence
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From The Black Album era onward, he started singing in that baritone croon he's known for today, and even that album featured some of that snarl-singing present on previous albums.
Source: Music / The Damned - After the 'Julian and Sandy' bits, which always started by Kenneth Horne recounting why he walked into the business of the week, the show would sometimes come back to the present, with him finishing "... and that, Ladies and Gentlemen on the jury, is why I am standing here today" (or similar).
Source: Radio / Round the Horne - It wasn't until Aldhils Arboretum that their music started to become the more danceable, funky synthpop that people know the band for today, with each album up to the present getting better and better.
Source: Growing The Beard / Music
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