Sentence examples for somehow several from inspiring English sources

Somehow, several conversations before the concert had to do with cars.

Somehow, several weeks ago, a highly radioactive stain of phosphorus-32 ended up on a pillow belonging to a young married couple on the Upper West Side.

But it did, somehow, for several more years, amid steadily worsening disputes, guerrilla strikes and management inertia.

Though we've never met in person, Ms. Harrison, a former clothing retailer who recently became a personal shopper, had somehow chosen several items perfectly suited to my tastes.

Ric Klass cannot be excused for making "Excuse Me for Living," a lumbering mess in which he has somehow trapped several recognizable actors.

The leftist, pro-Hizbullah Beirut daily secured a Middle East scoop by somehow obtaining several hundred secret cables sent from US embassies in eight Arab capitals - though not, curiously, from nearby Damascus.

"The original idea was to make some kind of statement that Hamlet is the collection of all Hamlets," Mr. Shepherd said, "so we would somehow mix several of them together to create a Hamlet Frankenstein.

England started brightly but were gradually pushed deeper and deeper - I think actually it was a last-ditch tackle by Bradley that nudged the ball to Le Sommer, who somehow found several yards on Casey Stoney.

With consummate skill, Naipaul will introduce a character or a scene, leave it behind for 20 pages or so while he takes off in a different direction, return to it to add a few more brushstrokes, and then, somehow, after several such loops, arrive at the complete picture with the reader still at his side.

Watching Captain America: Civil War, with its gazillions of Marvel crimefighters miraculously packed into one movie, it was tempting to ponder whether the Russo brothers had discovered the screenwriting equivalent of Ant-Man's famous shrinking technology, somehow allowing several dozen costumed titans to pack a full punch while occupying only minimal space within the macro-narrative.

A friend recalled that Mr. Clarity — who likened the ponderous pronouncements of legislators and reporters to the bleatings of sheep — had once somehow acquired several hundred lambs' tongues and surreptitiously Scotch-taped them into the clothing, desks and gear of his colleagues.