Sentence examples for it will begin like this from inspiring English sources

I think it will begin like this: dawn; the shells on a beach: I don't know — voices of cock and nightingale; and then all the children at a long table — lessons. . . .

The second counter-story will begin like this: Donald Trump has brought political anger in America to its boiling point.

The first effective counter-story will begin like this: Donald Trump is no longer just the raja of the anti-establishment right.

The conservancy may also be concerned that Battery Park has so many memorials already that it will begin to feel like a necropolis.

It will begin to feel like a Mendes annexation if United's drift towards signing the agent's prime managerial client – Jose Mourinho – results in him arriving at Old Trafford this summer.

It will begin to feel like work.

Setting a strict writing schedule each and every week can sometimes prove to be counter-productive because it will begin to feel like a chore or 9-5 job.

This doesn't mean you have to compliment her every five seconds, or it will begin to feel like you're not being sincere.

Even if your criticism is couched in positive terms, it will begin to sound like you have a laundry list of issues you want the person to address, and eventually the tone of the conversation will feel negative.

As Southeast Health Plans grows and expands it will begin to look less like a TPA and more like a Health Plan.

If we are ever going to find a new model for agricultural spending, it will begin with smart, innovative and egalitarian programs like this one.