Sentence examples for some would answer from inspiring English sources
When Sugarbush did market research it asked skiers and riders what they thought of the resort, and some would answer: "Sugarbush?
Some would answer "awareness of the Earth," which is a correct, but in my view, limited, answer.
"Is this the way we want to live?" To Ms. Bonacich, a hopeful sign that at least some people would answer no came just days before the conference.
Luke said, 'That stuff is not going to cut it here at Louisville.' And right away, you think some guys would answer back, 'Who are you to say that?' But they immediately said, 'It's our bad, it won't happen again.' " Leadership in sports often comes with murky motivations, but Hancock's drive — it is the only way he knows how to act, he has said — is genuine.
Re the declaration by the Mets' Mike Piazza that he is not gay (Sports of The Times, May 23): I believe him, but wouldn't it be terrific if someday some straight person would answer the question by saying "Maybe," or "It's none of your business"?
When a reporter asked Rocker if he would answer some questions, Rocker said: "I've got to get some treatment and do a few things.
It would answer some of the fears of the anti-globalisation protesters.
When two reporters asked Chipper Jones if he would answer some non-Rocker questions, he instead said that he would address any questions.
A news release alerting the news media to the call said that Mr. Santorum would be sharing his thoughts "on the campaign" and his future, and that he would answer some questions submitted in advance.
I stood there as the man talked to each person and, each time, said, "Phone number?" And each person would answer some version of "The phone system of Iraq has been destroyed and doesn't work".
