Sentence examples for in case someone else from inspiring English sources
"In case someone else sees you and thinks you're using it," one of them explained to me.
Will I think again next time I write a train sex scene in case someone else calls it erotica?
He used a key to punch the buttons for the combination lock on the lounge door, in case someone else had touched them with virus-laden fingers.
As Katie Thomas reported in The Times this month, a rural ambulance squad in Ohio withheld its last vial of morphine from a patient in pain with a broken leg in case someone else needed it more.
That's why you don't have to enter your name and password every time you visit, and so we can alert you in case someone else is trying to log in as you from an unknown computer," said Allan.
And Bowie's dead and Rickman's dead and Lemmy's dead and I daren't tiptoe out into Twitter in case someone else who added to the sum of human happiness is now #Dead.
Identical sensory consequences can arise when similar actions are performed by others (for example, the auditory consequences in the case someone else pressed the button to ring the bell).
And tempting evidence for this view was certainly to be found in the eye-watering savagery of tweets and postings, which have led to death threats becoming almost a standard response to those who feature in the headlines, unless the cause of the publicity inconveniently happens to be their demise, in which case someone else connected with the case is targeted for assassination instead.
In this case, "someone else" would be work/career.
But with renting, until you've signed your contract, which can be very late in the day in many cases, someone else can come in and snatch it from under your feet.' Case Study: Matthew Kattan, 26 A media buyer based in Clapham, Matthew Kattan fell victim to this trend last year when his move into a two-bed flat in Fulham went awry at the last minute.
In most cases, someone else winnows future editors, presents the possibilities to Newhouse, shapes the conversations.
