Sentence examples for somehow finished from inspiring English sources
They'd even, somehow, finished ahead of schedule.
The colt took a bad step at the top of the stretch, fractured his left foreleg but somehow finished third.
After arriving at P.S.G. in late 2011, when the team was leading the top French league, he somehow finished second to Montpellier.
Neither Mann nor Proust makes for obvious beach reading, although I somehow finished "Time Regained" on Fire Island, sitting on a boardwalk on a misty September morning.
Blatant jiggery-pokery by his conservative backers in the Council of Guardians, a body charged with supervising the election, resulted in the announcement on May 20th that he had somehow finished in 20th place.
When+he+joined the Clinton adminstration he formed a lasting alliance with the economist Lawrence Summers, who was widely considered to have somehow finished out of the money when he took a less-than-visible job at Treasury rather than as the administration's chief economist.
Hamilton will somehow finish the Tour two weeks later, not that far behind the incredible Lance Armstrong.
Could Wami somehow finish first in New York only 35 days after winning a major marathon in Berlin?
Storm sort of meandered up to the finals, winning a couple, dropping another one, and somehow finishing fourth.
Should he somehow finish the season scoreless, he would easily have the most innings of any major leaguer with a 0.00 E.R.A. — currently 26 by Earl Moore of the 1908 Phillies.
Somehow, he finished fourth in this Tour.
