Sentence examples for somehow playing from inspiring English sources

"They end up somehow playing beyond those moments in some ways that encapsulate what those campuses and those universities think," he said.

Orestes Meeks will not accept the notion that his son has come out of nowhere to be a star, that Jodie Meeks is somehow playing beyond his potential.

For one thing, it misrepresented Khan, who is the first Muslim to be elected mayor of London, making it sound as if he were somehow playing down the deadly attack.

The great mistake made by the mainstream left and right, even by NGOs such as Oxfam, is in imagining that the super-rich, now enjoying such massive riches, are somehow playing by the same rules as the rest of us.

As I waited for the revelation to click, I realized that I had accidentally cued up two versions of the episode, which were somehow playing in my headphones almost simultaneously.

And that is how it is likely to be for the Yankees until the Alex Rodriguez saga reaches a resolution, whether with a suspension that ends his season — and possibly his career — or with Rodriguez somehow playing for them in the coming days.

Yet this version somehow plays like a sentimental sitcom, perhaps a low-rent "Modern Family".

You therefore have to prove you can somehow play those records better than they can.

Yankos somehow played on but was taken to hospital straight after the match.

That left Feick, who somehow played the quarter's final seven minutes without committing a foul.

This somehow played out to her advantage, as she established her legacy with conviction.