Sentence examples for Some namely from inspiring English sources
And some, namely a song called "Swing," released by Trace Adkins, in 2006, which imagines picking up girls at a bar as narrated by a baseball play-by-play announcer, conform to the easy gimmicks of the genre.
The (isolated) news of attacks and some urban myths about their uncontrolled breeding are putting them on the agenda and some (namely Boris Johnson) are even hinting at an urban cull, which experts say would be pointless anyway.
Almost every observer in the department has a bucket list waiting for such scenarios and some (namely Joe Patterson) have observing programs which can be done in very poor conditions.
The concept of standing by what you love despite the risks is dismissed by some - namely disapproving parents and teachers - but I believe it to be more sensible than focusing solely on a job.
Pardew had an impressive initial impact at Palace before results tailed off and it was put to him his time at Selhurst Park is representative of how he his perceived by some – namely a manager who can engender a reaction from players in the short term but not sustain those sort of positive results over a longer period.
It now had a stake in almost every large business in South Africa, and a very large stake in some, namely diamonds, gold and other desirable minerals.Related items Jaap MaraisAug 17th 2000 Related topics South AfricaIn South African terms, Mr Oppenheimer was a humane employer.
We took some photos, drank some beverages, and drew some conclusions: namely that Westmount kids have the biggest balls.
"But there's quite a bit of evidence that the consequences of screening for some patients, namely radical prostatectomy, have some harms.
In addition, predisposing MHC class II alleles have been identified in some populations, namely, HLA-DR4, HLA-DR3 and some HLA-DQ alleles [12].
She had one singular habit, which, I presume, would ultimately have turned into some pursuit; namely a strong pleasure in looking out words or names in dictionaries".
But Congress should also incentivize some incumbents (namely, TV broadcasters and government agencies) to sell off some of their significant holdings since they are being massively underutilized.
