Sentence examples for sort of began from inspiring English sources

"It sort of began with Alex Haley and Rootss,' " Mr. Merrill said.

"The way she performed last year," Lindstrom said, "you sort of began to doubt that she still had it".

"To go back to that place where I feel like things sort of began for me, I feel like is a homecoming".

"It sort of began as a joke over lunch last December," said Ms. Baay, explaining that she and Ms. Swanson were discussing whether they should visit a third high school friend who now lives in London.

And, if it was, I just sort of began to think of how this man came to be there, dying, at a young age, and who the people in the room with him were, and then, of course, I had to go beyond that and create a whole world surrounding all of those people.

"I always say before Le Bon Dieu, 'Well you made me a writer, and if I've got into more scrapes than others, it is because You did.'" I thanked him for a sort of interview, and sort of began to go.

The more attractive element to me was this incredibly complex relationship that sort of begins at the beginning of the series.

This is a deliberately attempt to sort of begin that conversation and then down the road, yeah okay, but I don't think our problem as the lack of good policy ideas to address some of these problems.

"A lot of the year is kind of the resurrection of Britta... which sort of begins with how she inadvertently helps Jeff..

So basically, you see the sort of beginning of a chain reaction that might actually lead to the end of the Revolution.

I mean, the first example you give is the sort of beginning of toothpaste as a major consumer product in the US.