Sentence examples for began sort of from inspiring English sources

And while their set began sort of droning and chant-y, by the second song or so the unamplified blend of gentle guitar, jazzy flute, pretty girl-on-girl harmonies, and hand drums had coalesced into something like a Donovan-style folk-pop but with a stronger pagan slant and more stoner-friendly Detroit-style riffage.

Haiti's experiment with democracy had begun, sort of.

"But it's beginning to get sort of goofy".

SIgn up for the beginof VICE, delivered to your inbox daily.

Mr McCain began by sort-of-apologising for a recent stroll through a Baghdad market that did little to burnish the image of the straight talker of legend.

She began a sort of chant about achievements of a few ragged men.

Initially, the guys began a sort of catering company, complete with live music, to support themselves.

On the sidewalk, he began a sort of self-conscious processional, lingering for a handshake in a crosswalk.

"Then when the whole underground comics movement began, we sort of hit the heart of that by hitting the Bay Area," Mr. Berman said.

"He asked us to kiss and she began some sort of advances upon his direction.

"Two things began to sort of fuse together in a very unsettling way, and there is really the moment when I got the idea for Katniss' story".