Sentence examples for somebody somehow from inspiring English sources

My own guess is that somebody, somehow, slipped Coughlin a psychic antacid pill, to make him more pliable, more human.

Not half as much as it matters that somebody, somehow, puts an end to Mud Season and brings the nation back to spring.

"Somewhere somebody somehow is going to think of the way to do the same things about schools that were done about crime," Mr. Jackson said.

It won't make people realise that somebody, somehow has to pay for professional journalism of the kind that digs deep, gets it right and keeps watch not just on Westminster and the big banks but on democracy at the unglamorous level of magistrates' courts and council meetings.

Instead, somebody, somehow, has to both integrate and purge — leaving the Tea Party's baggage by the roadside while continuing to speak to populist impulses and taking up populist ideas, and folding both into a strategic vision that's more connected to political reality than what we've seen these last few weeks.

I guess there's a part of me that likes to believe that once a horrible injustice has been brought to the attention of the public, somebody, somehow, will do something to fix it.

"Could somebody have somehow faked a signal in our detector that we didn't know about?" Reitze, Weiss, González, and a handful of others considered who, if anyone, was familiar enough with both the apparatus and the algorithms to have spoofed the system and covered his or her tracks.

Somebody, somewhere, somehow needs to construct the Groupie Hall of Fame.

Somebody, somewhere, somehow needs to put the Groupie Hall of Fame together, and Mo'Kelly wants the whole nine when it's completed: the bronze bust, the induction speech and the accompanying highlight reel.

Somebody is paying somehow.

Wounded computer: The craziest one was a guy — somehow, somebody shot a hole in his iMac.