Sentence examples for started something like from inspiring English sources

"It would have been nice to have started something like this in a great movie year, like 1968 or 1939".

A complicated post-mortem, which for some of the players lasted many hours, started something like this.

I had to walk back through these streets shouting, 'Extra, Extra' … and maybe 'Nazis Invade!' … or … 'War has started!' something like that.

The poem started something like this: "Under the sharply rustling redwood tree you come, Poet whose face at first I did not know...".

But if you think about our planet, life probably started something like 4 billion years ago – we don't know exactly – and it took 3 billion years before there were any multicelled oragnisms, and it has taken 4 billion years before you had any with the kind of intelligence that we have.

"When you've started something like that, one series never seems enough".

"Starting something like this up here must be difficult.

We have no reason to start something like that".

"I read that if you want to start something like this, you should do something you like," she said.

"This is the best time to start something like this," said Nebojsa Lazic, the StartLabs' general partner.

Tenzing might start something like that, or he might go in a quite different direction.