Sentence examples for a someone's from inspiring English sources

"I've been here for three years, and it's the only time a someone's been worthwhile for me to hear speaking in the union," said Elisey Kobzev, a 20-year-old Oxford chemistry major who pointed out that his long hair and leather coat stand out in a sea of "turned up collars and pink shirts" at the university.

Writing about a someone's private life, or sexual activities, therefore, is literally against the law, and while of course Paris-Match and Allo, not to mention ugly legions of paparazzi, flourish despite this fact, journalists, including foreign ones, are far more reticent about repeating really seamy rumors than they are elsewhere.

Pension firms will have to raise a number of issues with their customers who want access to their cash including: discussing the state of a someone's health (as this can impact on their retirement choices), the tax implications of accessing their money, the impact on means-tested benefits, and the danger of being targeted by investment scams.

So, mash-up services that could be built from this: Plaxo selling a service to get off someone's contact directory Taco Bell, Starbucks, etc. vying to get on a someone's contact directory.

Airbnb, the startup famous for letting you rent out a someone's home or apartment for a period of time, is making a big push into becoming a lifestyle company with the addition of an Experiences feature that will allow users to plan activities to do on their visit.

But there's always a chance someone's watching.

He ran through the streets, a horse pasture, the tropics, a desert, someone's golf game.

"If there's an accident, someone's got to be able to pay for it".

This isn't a census — it's someone's identity.

A forest? Someone's garden?

For a start, someone's invited David Beckham.