Sentence examples for some always from inspiring English sources
The phrase "some always" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when or how to use it due to its ambiguous nature. Example: "Some always find a way to succeed, regardless of the obstacles."
Some always get trampled on the road to electoral victory.
It's at hand, ready to go into the pot, and there's also some always ready to go into the cook.
Nobody can know, but when financial sentiment swings, some always conclude that it will soon swing even harder.
Efforts can be redoubled, retripled and requadrupled, and some people will still hate Jews, as some always have and always will.
Harris was for years, and to some always will be, Doogie Howser, MD, his breakthrough sitcom role as a child-prodigy physician.
They believe the state should meet the full cost of personal care and, ignorant of how the system works, some always thought it would do.
SOME people always take things to extremes.
He then adds some always-welcome Aussie banter: "Oh, and the Aussies seem a bit crestfallen with only six [swimming] golds in these Games, they seemed to have penciled in at least another three - but now they are talking up the rowing and sailing... .. 6.22am: Australia, the gauntlet has been thrown down... "On the point of Aussie bashing," writes Michael Lee from Shanghai.
I've since had the pleasure of seeing the now-famous Tim Rogers and his band tour the UK, and I'm relishing the idea of catching some always-fantastic Aussie music while I'm there.
Does it really make sense for every device to have a Wi-Fi chip in either itself or in a gateway, or should all devices route through some always-connected gateway?
Some money always lies on some place in sight.
