Sentence examples for began like this from inspiring English sources

A news story published on Tuesday began like this: "Children are less likely to suffer asthma if they grow up in a household with a dog compared to children in families without a pet canine".

An on-screen title reads: "Usually it began like this".

Perhaps all love affairs began like this, as repetition, as mimicry.

Kishore Mahbubani, a retired Singaporean diplomat, published a provocative essay in The Financial Times on Monday that began like this: "Dictators are falling.

Tuesday night's English Club, held in a near-empty café in Hanoi's suburbs, began like this: First, we introduced ourselves and played a game.

It began like this: Sir Alan Sugar has been approached to be Labour's candidate for London Mayor in an attempt to stop Ken Livingstone running again.

Attacks don't always begin like this.

• Slower days begin like this one.

It would begin like this: "Call me Fishmeal.

Dreams that begin like this never have to end.

A conversation with Jenn might begin like this: "Hi Jenn".