Sentence examples for resolved somewhere from inspiring English sources
"There are often challenges to any manner of legislation that is protecting of the LGBT community and you can't sit on your hands and wait until things get resolved somewhere else," said Glick, who became the first openly gay legislator in New York in 1990.
Somewhere around this time, Hitler resolved that the Jews of Europe were to be exterminated immediately, rather than after the war, which now had no end in sight.
I resolved to fly because I needed to go somewhere, not to earn.
I recalled that I'd booked into an open-fronted lookout on a high ridge somewhere in Canada, and the "eagles" resolved themselves into turkey vultures, riding the first of the morning's thermals in the valley below.
Rayleigh found that two adjacent and equally bright stars can just be resolved if the image of one star falls somewhere near the innermost dark ring in the Airy disk of the other star; the resolving power of a lens can therefore be regarded as about half the f-number of the lens expressed in microns.
They seemed to say it could be resolved, so hopefully I will get a voucher for somewhere new.
Without his legal victory, Lora could have spent the last three years locked up somewhere waiting for his case to be resolved.
A lot more of the same, it's true: since I left Long Island in the 70's, resolving henceforth to live somewhere more in the middle of things, more real, the suburbs have quietly and steadily expanded.
This function is found to have a form somewhere between that expected if the shift were proportional to the resolved stress parallel to the chain and that expected if the shift were proportional to the resolved strain.
Somewhere around the time of the failed offensive against Moscow in December 1941, Hitler resolved that the Jews of Europe were to be exterminated immediately.
Somewhere around the time of the German declaration of war on the United States in December 1941, Hitler finally resolved that the Jews of Europe were to be "exterminated".
