Sentence examples for into a semblance of from inspiring English sources
These people can take a week to get things back into a semblance of order.
The invasion [of 1941] pressed Stalin into a semblance of mental health.
She and her boyfriend settle into a semblance of domestic harmony and declare their love for their sudden children.
The show is not the first to take pre-existing songs and weave them into a semblance of a story.
Still, photographers sometimes picked viewpoints that blocked receding perspectives and ironed space into a semblance of Japanese painting.
Embarrassed into a semblance of action, the coalition government promised another £250m a year for children's mental health.
5.58pm BST Robson 0-1 Li Na* (*Denotes server) One set all: 6-4, 6-7, 0-1 Righthenen: one set all, Li Na coming back into something like a semblance of form.
They are into it, but without a semblance of the excellence that lifted these techniques off the street and onto the stage in the first place.
As president he has presided over a time of rising inflation and unemployment, but has pumped oil revenues into the budget, sustaining a semblance of growth and buying good will among civil servants, the military and the retired.
Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, who became President in 2009, is a former Islamist radical turned moderate who bears the historic merit of having overseen Somalia's emergence from a charnel ground into a place where a semblance of stability has begun to emerge.
Sample sentence: "After the letters somehow coalesced into words and began making a semblance of sense, the second hurdle was the abhorrent topography of the paragraph".
