Sentence examples for somebody involved from inspiring English sources

Somebody involved, surely, has been playing Call of Duty.

"I'd heard of Church trials, but I'd never known somebody involved in one," Creech told me.

"You know, the judge asked us not to talk about it, and I think at least somebody involved in it ought to follow her instructions," Mr. Clinton said.

Anyway, Hanlin argued, "It is not a law that every time I know somebody involved in a case I have to step aside.

"To have somebody involved with the N.F.L. not acknowledge common-sense information, young people will think nothing will happen to them.

If mortgage loans do not meet the highest standards, somebody involved in making the loans should be responsible if they blow up.

Welsh wrote that he believed in "standing beside our comrades from England", but that he fails to get how "'standing alongside' somebody involves trudging to the polling booth every five years and sheepishly sending down a cluster of political class lobby-fodder careerists to Westminster".

Vásquez told the Guardian in 2010 that he was setting out to write a novel about "how the drug trade affects somebody not involved in it; somebody who – like me – has never seen a gram of coke in his life".

When I interviewed him two years ago, he was planning a novel that would "show how the drug trade affects somebody not involved in it; somebody who – like me – has never seen a gramme of coke in his life".

His ambition will be to show "how the drug trade affects somebody not involved in it; somebody who – like me – has never seen a gramme of coke in his life".

"You could even imagine that your phone might be tapped or that somebody might look at your emails, but to know that there was somebody in your bed for six years, that somebody was involved in your family life to such a degree, that was an absolute shock.