Sentence examples for going somehow from inspiring English sources

"We are going, somehow, backwards," she said.

And yet, I kept going somehow.

HM There's got to be a point where you keep your other life – if there is one – going somehow.

Some families leave because the husband has recently lost his job, while others have thriving businesses that they plan to keep going somehow from overseas.

And the company has to make money to keep their three brick-and-mortar stores in Tokyo going somehow.

I still remember how it was to come here and to have to keep going somehow.

One ball later and Hall had also gone, somehow contriving to chip his first ball gently to Ed Smith at midwicket.

I was really at the height of love and I thought we were going to live together again, and I think she was already gone, somehow.

The reality of our grieving, the argument goes, somehow paves the way to defiantly entertaining ourselves, or allowing ourselves to be defiantly entertained.

We were so much convinced from the idea, and we were convinced that this idea will make a way into the market, and that it will go somehow automatically.

That explanation plus the low volume explains why banks don't offer the services themselves, but it also goes somehow to understanding why startups like ZestMoney can.