Sentence examples for some proverbial from inspiring English sources

The rock star treatment of a candidate currently polling at 5% among likely Democratic caucus-goers in Iowa caused some proverbial eyerolls back in Texas.

Yet some proverbial "good bones" did exist in a South Carthay 1934 Spanish Colonial home.

German satirist Jan Böhmermann is deeply immersed in some proverbial hot water.

If you want a good indubitable channeling session, sometimes you gotta wear some proverbial spandex.

But it left me wondering, what did the slamming shut of some proverbial classroom door open up in its stead?

In locking away my inner nerd in some proverbial closet, I denied myself years of pleasure for no other reason than to fit in.

In an extraordinary general meeting today, its shareholders did some final proverbial spitting, approving the $2.1 billion sale of the company moniker, akin to the Guglielmo Marconi who sent the first wireless message over 100 years ago, and which it took on in the 1990s in an (unsuccessful) bid to be a major player in the telecoms market.

But by 1995 he was, some thought, the proverbial power behind the throne.

Legions went west, willingly or not, some yearning for that proverbial big break or just a blast of sun.

Our research shows that there's more than one way to skin the proverbial cat: Some emerging giants operate in several countries, but others sell only at home.

Some not on the proverbial bleeding edge of gadgetry wondered if the high-tech eye wear would offer salvation from smartphones, or turn them into zombie-eyed obsessives staring into tiny screens a few inches from their eyeballs.