Sentence examples for it begins so from inspiring English sources
It begins: So: here we go again.
The Scarpetta Factor, by Patricia Cornwell (Little, Brown, £18.99) It begins so promisingly, so straightforwardly, with Scarpetta helping a mother view the body of her waitress daughter, who was murdered jogging in Central Park.
He has been known to hand out to friends cards on which he has printed the epigraph to William Saroyan's "The Time of Your Life": "In the time of your life live," it begins, "so that in that good time there shall be no ugliness or death for yourself or for any life your life touches".
It "begins so beautifully and so laconically that when, about three-quarters of the way through, it begins to talk more and say less, the great temptation is to yell at it to shut up," Vincent Canby wrote in The Times in 1984.
But it begins so innocently, with so much temptation.
And it began so promisingly.
IT began so simply, almost as an afterthought.
It was a role she loved and it began so many relationships with people who came to love her.
It began so much more subtly — four decades, three arenas and many, many Hall of Famers ago.
It began, so the story went, when Jacob Beam, the son of a German immigrant, started selling the corn-whiskey recipe created by his father.
Notably, a sizable majority of participants reported some hearing problems before it began, so results can't be generalized to older adults without symptoms — the population addressed by the new task force recommendations.
