Sentence examples for it might somehow from inspiring English sources

Boy 3 (staring at a DVD case of the movie Speed, as though it might somehow begin to play on its own).

There has not been much to love about the London Games, but perhaps the deeper concern at this low-water mark for Australia, a country of 22 million, is that it might somehow lose the gold medal count to New Zealand, its smaller rival just across the Tasman Sea, which had three gold medals.

As the emergency bell rang and rang, he began to fear that it might somehow — electricity?

Politicians, nationally and locally, should consider how it might somehow be restored.

Only our crooked electoral system keeps the idea alive that it might somehow speak for a "majority".

He is less eager to expand upon the art of songwriting, as if dissecting it might somehow destroy the magic.

One student who had technical problems playing back her tape put it this way: "I was not happy with my consultation and hoped that I might somehow lose it.

That betrayal did not center around their fear that I might somehow impose on them.

But then, come this November 3rd, is it really possible Obama might somehow, finally, find it in him to reach out the good Mr. McConnell?

And so I clung to my memory of plenitude as if it might help somehow bridge the distance between the city of then and the city of now.

The Cup is full of fairy tales, the clichéd romance but it might be somehow fitting if Reading did overcome Arsenal and reach the final on 30 May – three days after Platten's 94th birthday.