Sentence examples for I will somehow from inspiring English sources

"I will somehow serve my country," she promised.

I am not a perfect mother, and like many parents I worry that I will somehow screw up my kids.

"It seems that I will somehow be able to survive this year's Christmas," he wrote.

I'm hardly a renegade now, however, so why did I harbor the illusion that as I get older I will somehow throw off the shackles of propriety?

"If I ever reissue the film theatrically, I will somehow take that shot out," he said in a 1995 interview.

To be part of two countries yet also, in some respects, be torn between those two countries is something I will somehow try to reflect on the plinth.

I'll somehow have to produce the party of the century".

I feel as though I should wait until they call Florida, that if I stay downstairs in this awful bar by the ocean that I'm somehow fulfilling a civic duty, that this needs to be a communal experience like a World Series or a natural disaster, like I'll somehow jinx it if I leave.

"I hope it will somehow contribute to the affected areas".

When I think of what could be of the great realtime stream we're all building, I hope and trust it will somehow reach toward the quality of that perfection.

But it will somehow lack suspense.