Sentence examples for a some of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a some of" is not correct and cannot be used in written English
It appears to be a combination of "a" and "some," which are not used together in this way. Example: "I would like to have some of the cake, please."
Forget Avenue A; some of the Lower East Side prices are almost as high as Park Avenue.
A: Some of the trends depend on what's going to happen with China and other countries with current account surplus or with economic and political instability.
A: Some of the dollars directly supplant private-sector activity they literally undertake projects the private sector was planning to do on its own.
A: Some of the most prominent modernist structures are churches and banks, which, in regard to what you are designing for, are almost opposites: God and mammon.
A: Some of the problems of the intelligence community I think have been inflicted on it by some of the things people who are saying why aren't you more capable today, but (inaudible) past.
A: Some of my favorites are definitely my Lady Gaga pumpkins.
29 As noted earlier, the recent identification of alternatively spliced variants of VEGF-A, some of which may be antiangiogenic, complicates the initial rationale for inhibiting VEGF-A.
[PE KA 2011 (A)] Some of the negative perceptions of clinical services expressed by KPs lessened between the initial and revisit rounds.
Q. Was there an insight you had that, looking back, put your career on a different trajectory? A. Some of it was luck.
Why would anyone buy a G.M. product during bankruptcy? A. Some of the cars are going to be real bargains.
Most of us did not get Plan A. Some of us got a version of it, but it has been revised a few times.
