Sentence examples for a somewhat day from inspiring English sources

The playlists have basically been devised in a somewhat "day and night" fashion.

The naff 3D effects and glossy finishes have finally been replaced with more minimalist icons and a somewhat Day-Glo colour scheme.

The ABC newscast recorded lower ratings in the two days after the debate last week, though Friday is typically a somewhat down day, and it seemed to have rebounded to normal levels on Monday this week, beating NBC that night.

But for all the back-and-forth, it was a somewhat subdued day considering that the election was only nine days away.

Defence group GKN was another winner on a somewhat downbeat day, rising 41p to 873 1/2p after completing its tender for the American Interlake Corporation.

I am now severely deaf with very debilitating tinnitus (my hero was Jack Ashley, as indicated in a previous letter), and when the lovely young Harry rings to say a letter is under consideration, a somewhat dark day becomes considerably brighter.

Warwickshire are having a somewhat better day in the field against Surrey than they did on one occasion in 1913 when their fielding wilted so badly that Percy Fender reached his century with an all-run six.

Sadly, it looks like Google only got a chance to take its Street View Trolley up the Eiffel Tower on a somewhat cloudy day, so the overall view isn't quite as spectacular as it could have been.

The first was taken outdoors on a somewhat overcast day with a bit of motion and some digital zooming, the second was taken indoors in my well-lit office with a fair amount of side to side motion, and the third was taken in a dark stairway, also with a fair amount of side to side motion.

Stepping up to the plates at the height of a somewhat chaotic Friday, Gilsun unleashed a stonking set that put the River Stage's immaculate sound system to the ultimate test.

Wall Street's mood improved somewhat Wednesday as stocks recaptured some of the heavy losses from the day before.