Sentence examples for live somewhat from inspiring English sources

You are now in assisted living, meant for those who can live somewhat independently.

But I can say that I'm able to now live somewhat of a normal life.

Yes, a good agent remembers to tell buyers that Goldie Hawn and /or Charlie Sheen live somewhat nearby.

I think there will be much larger numbers of people who live somewhat bohemian, [freelance] lifestyles, who culturally feel very upper-middle-class or even upper-class, but who don't have that much money.

Norma, a teacher at a private high school, and Arthur, an engineer at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration who's hoping to make astronaut, live somewhat beyond their means, or so she says.

It is a 113-year-old private, gated community, where the razor-wire-topped fences and armed security checkpoints that keep outsiders from its streets, beaches and parks serve as a constant reminder that the residents of this community have chosen to live somewhat apart.

Islamist militants in India have in recent years lived somewhat apart from the global Islamist struggle.

He lives somewhat more quietly now in Los Angeles with his third wife and their teenage daughter, Stone's third child.

Hucbald was long believed to be the author of other theoretical works now attributed to an unidentified writer known as Pseudo-Hucbald, who lived somewhat later.

The seller, Michael Sheridan, 58, grew up in the house, and for many years had lived somewhat a reclusive existence there with his mother, Elizabeth Sheridan.

The Dining Room lives, somewhat incongruously, inside the Hilton at Short Hills, a modernist ziggurat of a hotel in a highway-bound office park.