Sentence examples for has begun like from inspiring English sources
This season has begun like last: Herrera is out of the XI and trying to fight his way in.
Coach Jeff Brinkley's 26th year at Newport Harbor has begun like no other.
This risk paid off, since my institution has begun, like many UK universities to value teaching more, and my department has been supportive of my move to a more Teaching-Focussed contract, whilst keeping a job contract that is now permanent rather than fixed-term.
The preface would have begun like this: "This book has been composed from the inside out.
Nonetheless, big traditional publishers have begun – like vigilant gold-mine overseers – to treat the DIY e-books sector as a practice ground for mass-market fiction.
Witnesses said the day had begun like any other day on a construction site, with workers in hard hats climbing to the floors they were working on.
Deadline day had begun like any other but in the afternoon the phone started ringing and by his own admission it ended up being one of the worst days of his life.
It had begun, like many tales of misadventure, in that most anarchic staging post for travel: the Tanzanian bus station.
To reach those numbers, Insead, which is outside Paris, has begun efforts like women-only networking events and scholarships.
