Sentence examples for and somewhat of a from inspiring English sources
The American Dairy Milk bar left a less pleasing coating and somewhat of a stale aftertaste.
This is a luxurious curry, and somewhat of a treat due to its price.
"It's somewhat of a breakthrough for Obama and somewhat of a collapse for McCain, Mr. Kohutt said.
"I use it as a diary and somewhat of a sketchbook, and then as an exhibition space," Thomas told me.
Its thick, flat, shiny coat is solid black or liver coloured, with ample feathering and somewhat of a mane, especially in males, extending over the shoulders and withers.
A poker entrepreneur who ran a high-stakes game before slamming into trouble, Molly is a speed-talker and somewhat of a close one, too.
"Richard's flamboyant and somewhat of an autocrat," said Janis L.
"I'm a psychologist and somewhat of an obesity expert," he said.
Like Symantec, Intel has a big consumer anti-virus business and somewhat of an identity crisis.
And somewhat of an older figure to me".
Part of his reluctance to embrace his pending fame might be that, as recently as four years ago, Steve Zhu was a student at the University of Southern California and somewhat of an outsider at the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity.
