Sentence examples for somehow close from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCain pledges to somehow close a budget deficit topping $400 billion, but has not specified how.

Two major issues are being addressed by the candidates: the need for fresh leadership and the need to somehow close a budget deficit of more than $90 million.

Giants, 24-21 Buffalo (2-11) Atlantanta (6-7) Atlanta quarterback Chris Chandler should pick apart the Bills, especially if the game is somehow close late.

Especially when we talk about the specificity of city, we think of something, that is somehow close to a lived situation (with a specific narration, setting, dramaturgy, time-structure) than a fixed place.

It is a symptom as well of a rampant sense of moral superiority that our go-it-alone war in Iraq will only enhance, unless it somehow, close to endgame, goes very badly astray.

Liberals in the church disagree, arguing that no archbishop in the United States is likely to attain real national influence unless he can somehow close the gap between papal doctrine and the spiritual demands of the laity.

"In casual life, he is somehow closed and in himself.

Burke was right behind her — he had somehow closed the distance without realizing it.

"The Chinese style is somehow closer to conventional fine-arts style," he said.

In fact, it ended up making Iniesta even more popular; somehow closer to fans.

Burke was right behind her he had somehow closed the distance without realizing it.