Sentence examples for some someone who from inspiring English sources

The last time a Democratic president came to power as an outspoken critic of the C.I.A., it was Jimmy Carter, who in selecting Adm. Stansfield M. Turner to lead the agency chose some someone who shared his dismal view of America's spy service.

Ryan's transformation from someone willing to call out Trump's more egregious transgressions to some someone who is perfectly on board with the president hasn't always been a straight line.

Money is everywhere and everyone has it -- (many times, inexplicably) so either get some, find someone who has some or start pretending you have some right away.

"Some of us are survivors; some know someone who was killed," she says.

"For some people, someone who will hold your hand through the process may be really what they need," she said.

"There were two sides to him: Mr Big, but also regarded by some as someone who looked after Salford," he said.

It will take many years, but at some point someone who puts $100,000 into VIG today will be taking home bigger dividend checks than someone who puts $100,000 into VYM today.

"As you begin your lab, you need some stability: someone who knows where everything is, who knows the biosafety and chemical waste rules, and who can train new people as they arrive.

For some reason, someone who usually waits at the finish line to snap photos of his friends passing it decides to take photos from elsewhere.

You really will want to acquire a mentor of some sort, someone who has experience with the area in which you're interested in becoming a celebrity.

Is it a good thing or a bad thing to give some money or some food to someone who is starving?