Sentence examples for beginning a sort of from inspiring English sources

This loosens the feathers before the chickens pass on into the plucking machines, where whirring rubber fingers strip them down to the skin, beginning a sort of disassembly process, which moves them through an evisceration machine and into the final cutting room.

"It felt great because I needed that at the beginning, a sort of an anchor.

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.

Or it was a quasi-sanctioned, quiet way for the booze-dependent to begin a sort of intravenous drip of alcohol early in the day.

What begins as a sort-of love triangle dovetails into a delightfully dry exploration of sexual politics, ripe with striking idiosyncratic characters and wry situational comedy.

Although Linux began as a sort-of underground movement in response to the dominance of Microsoft's msft proprietary code, the Expo shows how potent a force the operating system has become in the computer industry.

"See It Now" began as a sort of weekly television news review.

It all began with a sort of Streisand effect, occasioned by that initial publication ban.

You might say that America began as a sort of 17th-century Holy Land Experience.