Sentence examples for begin I think from inspiring English sources

A good place to begin, I think, is in Mr. Godard's homemade and magisterial eight-part video series "Histoire(s) du Cinéma".

If it were to fall any distance, it would begin, I think flying around the earth without knowing why, like a satellite.

Martin Amis: Well, to begin, I think I got interested in it because my father [Kingsley Amis] used to be a Communist.

"If we get to the stage where effectively [some MPs] are not willing to allow this negotiation to even begin, I think there must be an increased chance that we must go to the country again.

Dominic Raab, the Tory MP and former minister, said: "If we get to the stage where effectively [some MPs] are not willing to allow this negotiation to even begin, I think there must be an increased chance that we must go to the country again.

We begin, I think, by noticing how quickly media pundits and professional politicians moved to accept what has happened.

"Dear Nicole Krauss," it began, I think that I have written your book.

Quotes a poem FaNee worte a week before her death, beginning "I think I'm going to die".

It begins, I think, with that act of recognition... that it was we who did the dispossessing.

So this is how it begins, I thought: the passage over into the other place.

"When they came ashore [and] Radio 1 began I thought 'Ah, that's great.