He's also, as it turns out, started something of a dance fad in our house.
Given the sharp line that the culture drew between children and adults, worry about what would happen when children crossed over it started something of a panic.
Mr. Resnes, who began work in January and is currently single, having recently split up with his longterm girlfriend, has started something of a trend.
But breaking long ago developed distinct regional and local flavors, and more recently, an international explosion of interest in this competitive, virtuosic form of street dancing started something of a renaissance back where it all started in New York.
He also appeared in the Paris production of the revue "Black and Blue," which started in 1985, and performed in the production that opened on Broadway in 1989, which garnered 10 Tony nominations and 3 awards, starting something of a comeback for tap in the United States.
Pebble's repeated success on the platform has started something of a debate, with some arguing that they're too successful to turn to a crowdfunding site.
Perhaps we can start something of a national dialogue about school bus safety.
That observation laid the groundwork for "Mad Men's" second season and also started something of a partnership between Hamm and Weiner that continued through the series' conclusion this spring.
Geraint had retreated into his van in a flurry of handshakes and selfies, beers had been bought and now the jubilant masses had started something of a makeshift parade heading north down the Hornsey Road, stopping traffic and banging on car windows.
"The Woods," Matthew Lessner's satirical look at consumerist technoslackers who drop out of society and hope to start something of their own — a commune? a movement?
