Sentence examples for some astonishment from inspiring English sources
India's latest have also been greeted with some astonishment.
Such talk has been reported, with some astonishment, in France.
This news was greeted with some astonishment and not a little annoyance by Mackenzie.
That compares with €1,988bn the previous month and caused some astonishment on Twitter.
And in America, remarks by the doyenne of the religious right, Michelle Bachmann, caused some astonishment recently.
Her achievement was a matter of great delight and some astonishment on the part of her better-known husband.
At A Mares, chef Juan Licerio turns out some astonishments, including a creamy, subtly exotic huitlacoche risotto with escargots, garnished with onion rings in a chapulines batter that's crushed Oaxacan grasshoppers, gringo.
On Twitter, some expressed astonishment: I swear some filipinos are craaazy.
In Britain, Moore listened to Tony Benn reading aloud the 1948 NHS charter and then treated us to some pantomime astonishment as he is led around Hammersmith Hospital in west London and discovered everything was free.
We stood and stared in astonishment, some of us on the Brooklyn Bridge, others on the jetties on the shore, caught between the urge to dive in after them and the certainty that we would see them reappear again just as before.
To your astonishment, some greenhorn investor comes along and takes it.
