Sentence examples for seemingly started from inspiring English sources

South took the third round of diamonds, learning that West had seemingly started with four.

South had seemingly started with king-queen-low in clubs and was creating a dummy entry.

Then 9/11 happened, and everyone seemingly started crying out for a funny, friendly face of Islam.

Other putatively inspirational projects seemed less useful – such as the pointless navel gazing of "playful urban interfaces", or the "fab lab" seemingly started for no more pressing reason than that the internet domain happened to be available.

The tech blogosphere was abuzz yesterday with the news that Apple seemingly started accepting applications that contain nudity into the App Store.

Silicon Valley companies — every second one seemingly started by a Harvard University dropout (Microsoft founder Bill Gates; Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg) — are not only reinventing how businesses are run, they are also leveraging their success to breathe new life into how philanthropies are run and how governments should be run.

The former seems fairer, because all citizens seemingly start with equal endowments of time.

After dropping to Middleweight, and seemingly starting TRT therapy, his body shape change was as jaw dropping as his improved performance inside UFC's Octogon.

She says the Lib Dem conference has a "psephologists anonymous" feel to it - seemingly starting off with the Stewart Lee approach of insulting your audience.

Updated at 4.23pm BST 4.12pm BST Well that's a much more balanced line-up from Germany, with Lahm seemingly starting at right-back and Khedira in the middle.

That might have been achieved if Antonio Valencia, the Manchester United winger, had not been sent off against a much-changed France side with Reinaldo Rueda's slow burner of a gameplan seemingly starting to pay off.