Sentence examples for some officially from inspiring English sources

Perhaps some officially endorsed pyjamas?

Schools for girls are opening, some officially and many others privately in homes, Mr. de Mul said.

He can never quite bring himself to question whether some officially sanctioned aspects of police work are inherently dirty.

Assuming Massachusetts picks either Roadrunner or the other song under consideration, Aerosmith's Dream On, that'll leave another 47 states in serious need of some officially sanctioned rock action.

"You may possibly go to some officially sanctioned kind of entertainment activity which is sponsored by X but there's no scope for people to do something of their own – to do something spontaneous".

Many of the French concerts by the artists in Leloir's book — indeed, many of the performances at which he photographed these musicians onstage or backstage — were recorded, some officially, some not.

China is forging ahead with the Three Gorges dam, despite its huge cost: some $30 billion officially, though critics say $75 billion.

While many of his followers became "War Democrats," and some even officially joined the Republican Party, a faction of the Democrats quickly emerged as an antiwar opposition.

One problem is Indonesia's confusing system of land classification, in which, for example, some land officially designated as "degraded" is in reality covered in forests.

IN THEORY Lebanon is an independent republic and in theory a democracy, which in theory rests upon a fair division of spoils between some 17 officially recognised religious "sects".

The Eclipse Megamovie project has assembled a group of some 1,500 officially trained volunteers to photograph the eclipse all along its path using digital single lens reflex and mirrorless cameras with telephoto lenses.