Sentence examples for started some kind of from inspiring English sources

Maybe the Patriots' winning the Super Bowl that first Sunday in February has started some kind of run that will last longer than a sprint.

It is not "ghosting," where two people have started some kind of IRL relationship, and all of a sudden one person seemingly decides to throw their phone in a well and live the rest of their life off-grid.

However, this is best reserved for people you've already started some kind of relationship with.

McAuliffe had thought about starting some kind of clean-energy company as far back as 2006.

But "it felt like we could start some kind of healing process".

"We want to start some kind of revolution, find new frequencies and new BPMs.

"Well," Gleason said, "maybe you were going to start some kind of business?" Stregg looked at Gleason in surprise.

It's obvious he was taking a shot at the show, hoping to start some kind of temperance movement".

But many news sites have concluded that getting even 5 to 10 percent of their readers to pay would constitute success, and many — including The New York Times — have made plans to start some kind of pay system.

As Trump's chances of victory in the general election have become vanishingly small, many observers have speculated that his most obvious post-election plan would be to start some kind of media venture.

On Aug. 26 Mr. Collinson was just a marketing manager at a magazine in Oxford toying with the notion of starting some kind of a real-time Twitter project that would get people's attention — maybe something like Orson Welles's 1938 "War of the Worlds" radio broadcast, but that wouldn't scare them to death.