Sentence examples for she began rather from inspiring English sources
She began rather shakily by reading out her opening statement and glancing down at her notes.
She says: "My eating disorder began, rather innocuously, as a way to make myself 'perfect.' Where I had always viewed myself as, say, an eight out of 10, I wanted to make it a 10 out of 10".
Things began rather unremarkably.
The day began rather quietly.
Jong's response began rather differently.
Like any habit, Orlando's began rather modestly.
It began rather slowly, but is now starting to grip both the Mississippi and its tributaries.
The emancipation of the serfs undoubtedly helped capitalist development, though this began rather slowly.
Boulud is certainly passionate about Calvados, but his is a passion that began rather inauspiciously.
What if the political attention paid to affordable and available childcare, or violence against women, began rather than ended with the question of "what about the children?".
The Sunday Times's editorial began, rather pompously, by saying: "The people have a right to be consulted on their national destiny".
