Sentence examples for for somebody more from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year he flirted with the idea of stepping down to make way for somebody more popular to lead his alliance, most likely Pier Ferdinando Casini, the speaker of the Chamber of Deputies.

They clearly hadn't made preparations for this disaster that somebody more financially sophisticated might have.

Why do you keep doing this?" And I say "why didn't you ask yesterday when the consultant was coming round because it would be really nice for you to ask somebody more senior than myself what their intentions are in the situation".

And perhaps Oriel College could consider sending its Cecil Rhodes there too, replacing him with somebody more appropriate for a 21st-century international university.

You waiting for somebody?" "Five more minutes," she says.

Clearly somebody more VIP-ier than us is destined for the stage and – eventually – they arrive.

He has to be recalled so that somebody more competent, preferably somebody who has a passion for safeguarding democracy, can run our state's 2018 election".

"There's a big job in Glasgow, but I would imagine they would be going for somebody a bit more experienced than myself," Collins said.

He added, "For me, every show that I've felt like, 'Wow, they actually care what the fans think' or 'They're actually writing for somebody,' I'm more loyal to".

And headline inflation last year was 5.2%, its lowest for 30 years.That is no mean achievement for somebody who was always more partial to Karl Marx than to Milton Friedman.

At 29 though, United may be looking for somebody with a bit more to offer in the future, though that approach has now seen them miss out twice.