Sentence examples for some thing of from inspiring English sources
"SOME thing of the prevailing ambivalence (to electricity) was demonstrated by Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, who went to a costume ball dressed as an electric light, to celebrate the installation of electricity in her Fifth Avenue home.
schools, in slum areas or not, and the reason, according to its principal, Jack August, is that it has become some thing of an all-round comminity entere.
A University Club membership carried a four-thousand-dollar initiation fee and annual dues of an additional fifteen hundred — which is to say it fits the requirement of federal extortion law that some "thing of value" has been obtained by the alleged extorter.
"There was high excitement aboard the ship, with some thing of a circus atmosphere," Ralph Hammelbacher relayed to us, "it was a great experience for our guests.
He may bounce some things off of me and he may not".
Some things, of course, have changed.
Perhaps you'll find some things of interest: 1. Democracy.
I suppose I better do some things of note.
They are likely to spend money on some things, of course.
Of course, the prime minister has already said and done some things of which most Labour party members disapprove.
Alfred keeps some things of Lisa'sNa gray su de glove, a cigaretteNto remind himself of her.
