Sentence examples for it almost began from inspiring English sources

With each successive season, the first 20 with the Boston Bruins, it almost began to seem as if that was Bourque's fate.

It almost begins to look like the thirties all over again.

The notion that Barry Melrose couldn't cut it in the 'New NHL' has been repeated with such regularity that it almost begins to make sense.

Ellen Dorrit Petersen plays Ingrid, marooned in her apartment all day as she comes to terms with her condition; she withdraws into a fantasy world, suspecting that her architect husband is silently sneaking back into the flat to spy on her: weirdly, it almost begins to resemble the Broadway thriller Wait Until Dark, with Audrey Hepburn, about a blind woman being menaced in her flat.

Having built up to the demands of the race so that it is almost beginning to seem natural, I relax my attention one day on a run through Central Park.

Gin's origins are obscure, but it almost certainly began as jenever in the medieval Low Countries.

Not only did the U.S. play a crucial role in writing the new rules for that community, but it almost immediately began breaking them.

That's not likely to happen, but it could... and I'm almost beginning to hope that it does.

When a pathogen infects our guts, it almost always begins by latching onto glycans sugar molecules on the surfaces of our intestinal cells.

The irony is that although mind training almost inevitably leads to a greater emphasis on the happiness of others, it almost always begins with wanting something for ourselves.

Those who could tap wealthy supporters began looking for ways to outmaneuver it almost from the beginning.