Sentence examples for somehow completed from inspiring English sources

It's as if they have somehow completed the Bataan Death March.

At Sunderland, he somehow completed a survival he calls "miraculous" and "incredible", dragging them out of "intensive care".

When it was somehow completed, it won prizes at Venice and did surprising box-office business into the bargain.

He felt that visitors to his 2008 Artangel project Seizure, in which he completely saturated a London council flat with 75,000 litres of copper sulphate solution, somehow completed this strange installation.

But each knows how darn good the other is professionally, and that they somehow complete each other on a stage.

He's too shy and too deferential, but if he could somehow do 'Hanif: the Rap Version,' it would somehow complete a circle".

A point of view – by now you're not sure whose –pulls back from the polyphonic hubbub and here's a story, made of too many elements too diversely presented, yet somehow complete.

For those migrants who do somehow complete the perilous journey from Calais to Britain via the Channel tunnel, their first contact with the country they have tried so hard to reach is an anonymous shed behind Eurotunnel security cordons near Folkestone in Kent.

"But we would dishonor those heroes as well to suggest that the work of this nation is somehow complete".

Miranda July's writing feels like a magic trick to me, like an endlessly inventive string of digressions and non sequiturs that always feel somehow complete by the last sentence.

In the whimsical evening-length work "Velocity," five male dancers build an off-kilter but somehow complete universe, at one point using giant paper squares to fashion everything from clothes and musical instruments to a canoe, a fishing pole, and fish.