Sentence examples for she began like from inspiring English sources

Isolated, lonely, cold and nervous from tension, she began like a magpie to steal anything that glittered.

For at least six years, she has seemed to use Facebook only to look at other people's profiles, until this past summer, when she began "liking" my status updates.

Is she beginning to like sitting in the high chair?

And her mother said she began to feel like she always had "my foot in my mouth".

She became a mother just as she began to look like the cartoon image of a grandmother: her son, Alexander, was born in 1983.

And it was when Schumer expressed her world-weariness — or, more precisely, her male-weariness — that she began to sound like someone you might want to spend time with.

But as Debra approached her mid-40's, she began to feel like she needed to change things.

At first it worked and she started a long-term relationship with a devotee boyfriend, but after a while she began to feel like his dirty little secret.

She explained that between the women she saw in magazines when she was growing up and her "envy" of girls in her class who didn't have cellulite, she began to feel like it was "shameful, or an oddity".

His posthumous musings "True Compass" didn't have an author either, but that didn't stop his widow Victoria being on so many shows she began to seem like wallpaper.

Eadburh is mentioned by Asser, a ninth-century monk who wrote a biography of Alfred the Great: Asser says that Eadburh had "power throughout almost the entire kingdom", and that she "began to behave like a tyrant after the manner of her father".