Sentence examples for strange starts from inspiring English sources

But then, on the very brink of freedom, something strange starts happening.

Something strange starts to happen when you listen to American composer Morton Feldman's long, long – and I mean long – late chamber pieces.

With these works fresh in mind, the slow introduction to the first movement of Beethoven's Seventh sounded comparably elusive, with its strange starts and fits, its phrases that tease you and disappear.

We all know how it is: you start out watching a show because of the charm of the lead actor but, as the weeks go by, something strange starts to happen.

But then something strange started to happen.

But then something strange started happening.

It has been a strange start.

Our crossing got off to a strange start in more ways than one.

As soon as the statement on their Facebook page appeared, something strange started to happen.

No Time to Lose The lockout-shortened season has already seemingly contributed to a strange start for many teams.

A strange start to the half, with Algeria doing most of the pressing, but having come closest to conceding.