Sentence examples for er something from inspiring English sources
Next week West is expected to make his prêt-à-porter debut, unveiling, er, something at the fashion world's most important autumn/winter event.
The most successful thing he's been involved with on the small screen is ER, something of a landmark show that created some huge stars then managed to cope just fine when they moved on.
As for that disingenuous "minority"... er, something... Wallison won't call it a "report"... it simply parrots what Yves Smith rightly called "urban legends" about the causes of the crash.
This essential 'gate keeper' is responsible for protein translocation into the endoplasmic reticulum (ER), something that must occur for about 30 50% of proteins made by mammalian cells, not only cytokines but also membrane receptors and proteins that function inside the ER itself.
… It's not yet an applied tool which is robust enough to be used in an ER or something".
But after stalking the Conservative Party conference's fringe meetings around Birmingham, I've started to get the gist, which is... er... something about "freedom", as envisaged by self-important PPE students who've watched too much Hornblower on ITV4.
Apparently, the groom was an actor in a show called ER or something.
The media, mainstream magazines, people who overcategorize music, trance, fuckers who don't clean up after their dog, uncreative types in it for the Benjamins (er, Elizabeths), something about sampling too much; nobody's safe.
I wouldn't call my pre-baby outlook on life misguided, but like most 20-, er, 30-something-year-old professionals (especially those here in New York), the concept of work-life balance was far-fetched, to say the least.
This marked something of another day at the offense, er, office, for Barner and the Ducks.
