Sentence examples for somehow been able from inspiring English sources

I marvel that for 15 years I have somehow been able to write for a living.

In 2000 in New York, Christie's had somehow been able to sell this "Nymphéas" for $20.9 million.

A worker explodes with anger at how the mine chief has somehow been able to afford a sports car.

A worker erupts with anger at how the mine-chief has somehow been able to afford a sports car and to lease a private plane.

She's not an introvert, but those who know her best say she's somehow been able to hold on to childhood sensibilities that most of us surrender.

For as long as I can remember, we imagined ourselves to be free of Burma's failings, as if we had somehow been able to leave all the darkness behind when we started anew on American shores.

But Lucchino believes teams should somehow be able to verify that offers have been made.

I think the burden is to somehow be able to manage everything.

"It seems that I will somehow be able to survive this year's Christmas," he wrote.

Cena had managed to hit the AA but Barrett somehow was able to kick out at two.

Would a new political coalition somehow be able to break through the gridlock that has paralyzed efforts like tax reform?