Sentence examples for strange to start from inspiring English sources

It was strange to start with, but it's a fantastic way to get brownie points, both karmically and within the family.

I hadn't done any drawing since I took my art A-level two years ago, so it was strange to start with.

"There's not many left [his old team mates], it was a little strange to start with," he said.

"It felt strange to start with because from the age of 10 to 24 I only had one permanent club," Martin added.

"For me, it is not strange to start the Tour in Yorkshire, but for some French people it is," he said.

It seems strange to start it in the south, rather than in the north where the benefits would be more obvious.

"It seems like a strange way to start the youth movement -- with three dinosaurs," said Mr. Grant, who appeared on the program from 1987 to 1997.

Woodward may be right but it was a strange moment to start lecturing his hosts and Henry has hit back hard, dismissing his opposite number's comments as "ridiculous" and "very good camouflage" by a coach whose side had been soundly beaten.

"It might sound like a strange place to start, but it's actually perfect in many ways," says Tönsgård.

Rosa said that it was very strange having to start a new life, adding: "My upbringing taught me to be what I am today - determined to do things".

This – the opening sentence from Theresa May's foreword to the Government's White Paper for exiting the European Union – is a strange way to start.