Sentence examples for started off quite from inspiring English sources
Game 2 of Warriors-Rockets has started off quite sloppily.
And we started off quite slowly, because we had so many faculty who didn't know anything about active learning.
"You started off quite affectionate and tender," he said approvingly to my wife.
The white guests started off quite optimistic as the polls closed, while Chappelle's character was increasingly cynical.
It started off quite successfully – I went out with the first girl I met for about a month.
"I've started off quite well with the ball, trying not to go for too many runs," he said.
Lysander starts off, quite directly, by submitting himself to the teachings of Sigmund Freud.
The track starts off quite brutally, with a heavily-distorted pair of notes clashing against one another in a kind of sonic impasse, which reflects the artist's anger and heartache.
It starts off quite quietly, give or take Lloyd Parks's falsetto shriek.
It'll start off quite sticky but will grow more co‑operative as you work.
It was the first one I began after Jean died, and it starts off quite firmly but very soon becomes very tuneful".
