Sentence examples for begins rather like from inspiring English sources
The second movement, for example, begins rather like a wistful lied in ambling triple meter, with a simple tune and a stately accompaniment.
City On Fire begins rather like that other massive New York saga, A Little Life: we have two young men, both artists, both lovers, living in a draughty loft apartment.
Like any habit, Orlando's began rather modestly.
Things began rather unremarkably.
The day began rather quietly.
Jong's response began rather differently.
2005 began rather poorly for Pathan.
My discovery began rather simply.
A few lyrics of Cry to Heaven begin rather sweet, but turning rather bitter: (Cry baby cry/Cry, cry to heaven/If that doesn't do it for you/Go ahead and cry like hell).
To begin with, rather like budget airlines, another catch-all service, Trowell is a pageant of class, with all the subtle gradations that, to the English eye, are immediately distinguishable by their shoes (moccasins to bovver boots) and haircuts (crew cuts to quiffs).
