Sentence examples for started surprisingly from inspiring English sources

He started surprisingly well.

It's a shame, because the series started surprisingly well.

DaMarcus Beasley, who started surprisingly — and usually, for him — at left back was a revelation there.

In a statement, the N.F.L. again noted that it has been almost two years since an agreement was reached and testing still has not started: "Surprisingly, the union uses this particular decision to justify and extend into overtime its game of duck and delay".

This process was taking place not through the deployment of the traditional fantasy map but through the replacement of archetypes with solid three-dimensional characters.This started, surprisingly, with the character of DEATH, but he was soon followed by the Witches, Lord Vetinari, Captain Vimes and the Archchancellor of the Unseen University, Mustrum Ridcully.

The story of the world's first gay rugby team starts, surprisingly, with Tory MP and soon to be Lord, Robert Hayward.

Instead of an average rock album, it showcases the classics -- starting surprisingly with the great American Songbook, then spiraling out from there with diverse selections including by Jacques Brel, Black Sabbath and Lou Reed, as well as a couple of tracks by Storm herself.

But at the point where science bleeds into metaphysics, some have started sounding surprisingly like Thomas Aquinas banging on about the "uncaused cause".

In the discussion with Jean Laplanche and Robert Badinter, Foucault says that criminologists of the 1880 1900s started speaking surprisingly modern language: "The crime cannot be, for the criminal, but an abnormal, disturbed behavior.

And finally, 2014 has started out surprisingly well for New Zealand's very own George Costanza, having won his case for unjustifiable dismissal after being fired for avoiding work duties by carving out a sleeping space in an office ceiling.

"Louie had a lot to say from the start, surprisingly so for someone who hadn't grown up with the sport.