Sentence examples for beginning like that from inspiring English sources

This is not the book of instruction I had intended but this is when the emptiness noticed its own beginning like that church I saw when I was young that was simply melting This is for those who would not name that building.

This is not the book of instruction I had intended but this is when the emptiness noticed its own beginning like that church I saw when I was young that was simply melting This is for those who would not name that building... "Autumn," by Louise Glück (December 11th) The part of life devoted to contemplation was at odds with the part committed to action.

Obama's initial back-off-while-I-think -- "I want to encourage people to get involved" -- is perfunctory but harmless: any official might begin like that.

So verbatim I began like that, substituting Stephen for Kenneth.

It may well have begun like that.

The group's day began like that of so many others who converge on Southern California's hiking trails on weekends looking for a respite from urban life.

"I'm beginning to like that power forward spot," Rice said with a smile.

"Now, some people — some sad, dangerous people," I began, "like to imply that David and Jonathan were more than just desert buddies".

Slowly I began to like that the blog still existed.

Demand for an event peaks just before it occurs, then falls to zero as it begins, like food that has gone bad.

My subway rides began feeling like that.