Sentence examples for somebody possibly from inspiring English sources

"How much weight can somebody possibly lose in two days?" Ahmad asked.

Somebody, possibly his agent, says to him, "You've worked long and hard to get to this moment".

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At some point in the next two centuries, somebody (possibly a Scot) had the bright idea of adding some more water to give the marmalade a spreadable consistency, but as late as 1861 Mrs Beeton was explaining marmalades to her readers as "those confitures which are composed of the firmer fruits, as pineapples, or the rinds of oranges".

"I Wanna Dance With Somebody," possibly Whitney Houston's most famous song, got bad reviews when it was released because it was "too similar" to her previous work.

It's an easy way to help somebody and possibly save somebody's life".

Still, there is a powerful ideology of American exceptionalism and a widespread belief that if the US does not run the world, somebody worse – possibly China – will.

Mr Cruickshank told The Economist this week that it may enter into a technology partnership with somebody else, possibly Nasdaq, once its contract with Andersen Consulting comes to an end in two years' time.

And that finding can be indicative of somebody who possibly has anemia or a low red blood cell count".

Gov. Scott Walker's union-busting budget contains buried goodies for somebody, including possibly the Koch Brothers who paid to have it drafted.