Sentence examples for somebody else only from inspiring English sources

At the end of last week, however, an official from the Olympic team informed Texas General Manager Doug Melvin that there were concerns of an unforeseen obstacle cropping up; the Olympic team didn't want to give a spot to Curtis and pass up the chance to pick somebody else, only to see Curtis withdraw.

You can be taught to draw like somebody else, but you can only learn to draw like yourself from yourself.

I decided that it would be better to go with somebody else, not only for the Instagram photos, but also because it would work out a lot cheaper.

A sensitive person receives fifty impressions where somebody else may only get seven.

Milton's "Lycidas" isn't really pitched to the "woeful shepherds" it exhorts, any more than Shelley in "To a Skylark" is talking to a bird, but in Snodgrass's universe the reader can feel like an interloper: the poem is speaking directly to somebody else, and only indirectly to the wider world.

Most people will not even notice it, but one person will see the tree in great detail, an artist may see every shade of it, and somebody else sees not only the tree but also the divine in it.

To make my work easier, and to cut down on time, I was very obligingly offered assistants, but as my main aim in conducting the census was not its results but the impressions received during the making of it, I used somebody else's help only on rare occasions.

Much information would be missed if only seeing the patient through a screen and receiving only somebody else's perception of the patient status" (Elo).

We did take a vacation to the beach, which was exciting, but only because somebody else was paying for the lodgings.

Somebody else said, 'Geez, there were only three weapons.' . . .

Mr. Uzzell can teach you to write providing only that somebody else has been able to teach you to spell.