Sentence examples for it falls somewhere from inspiring English sources

However, the genetic fingerprint of V. squamosa may be somewhat less defined by its parasitic life style because it falls somewhere between stages two and three in Taylor's proposed series of the evolution of parasitism.

The intriguing thing about this debut from a British trio bearing the name of its lead singer-writer-guitarist is that it falls somewhere in between.

Most of the time, it falls somewhere in the middle.

I'm going to wager that it falls somewhere between the two.

It falls somewhere between sticking a piece of bubble gum under a classroom desk and jaywalking.

The length of the honors essay may vary considerably depending on the problem and the approach; usually it falls somewhere between 7,500 and 12,500 words.

And it fell somewhere in between drawing and painting, which was right where he wanted to be.

In the taxonomy of Eastern European Jewish habitats, it fell somewhere between a shtot (a city) and a dorf (a village).

And while she said nothing overt about her immigration status, the audience could surmise that even after 15 years in America it fell somewhere short of legal.

In all, it fell somewhere between the Marx Brothers' "A Night at the Opera" and "A Star Is Born," though it was neither as ridiculous as the former nor as sentimental as the latter.

The interior of the gondola on Gibson Goode's zeppelin: "On the spectrum of secret lairs, it fell somewhere between mad genius bent on world domination and the disco-loving scion of a minor emirate".