Sentence examples for some other matters from inspiring English sources

(An Editors' Note addressing this and some other matters relating to Landesman's article appeared in The Times on Feb. 15).

"There might be disagreement on the use of branding, castration or de-horning, and some other matters".

Conditional-fee arrangements ("no win, no fee") will enable people still to bring actions for clinical negligence and perhaps some other matters, ministers hope.

Throughout this period I will continue to work on the outstanding issues relating to policing and justice and some other matters.

He said: "I only spoke to [the co-chairman] David Sullivan over some other matters in the last couple of days.

His age has been reported — 57 — but not his name, nor some other matters The Lede is curious about, like how many mice he went through and how he managed to avoid carpal tunnel syndrome.

You don't have any business by playing Russian roulette to get your way in some other matter.

It's been a while since I've read all this, but it's likely the case that he needed French backing on some other matter, I guess.

As late as 1768, the first edition of Encyclopædia Britannica gave voice to a common misconception by defining volcanoes as "burning mountains, which probably are made up of sulphur and some other matter proper to ferment with it, and take fire".

If the PM had hoped to establish a backchannel for discussions with Post or to convey some informal messages to the USG regarding the Coke extradition request, the status of IMF negotiations, or some other matter of mutual concern, it would appear that the opportunity was lost.

So you can continue to appease the crocodile, but eventually, if not on immigration but on some other matter of critical national importance, the crocodile, with some help from Cantor and his gang, will snap shut its jaws and end your speakership.