Sentence examples for somehow shut from inspiring English sources

Presumably that Holland will somehow "shut down" the Spanish.

ROYALS 8, INDIANS 3: Brian Meadows somehow shut down baseball's hottest team as visiting Kansas City snapped Cleveland's 10-game winning streak.

There are a variety of other risks involving Belgium's facilities, including that terrorists somehow shut down the privately operated plants, which provide nearly half of Belgium's power.

So the injury was not to the reader; was it, therefore, to the critics and journalists, who were somehow shut out, the evidence necessary to grant or withhold approval denied them?

But first engineers must somehow shut down the reactor.

The dream of many family planners is a birth control pill for men, something that would somehow shut off sperm production but leave sex drive and beards intact.

And anybody who says that somehow shutting ourselves off from trade is going to bring jobs back, they're just not telling the truth".

The idea that allowing people to define themselves somehow shuts down conversation is rather strange.

Currents like the Gulf Stream transfer heat in huge quantities from the tropics toward the poles, and if this circulation pattern could somehow be shut off — by, say, a sudden influx of freshwater — it would have a swift and dramatic impact.

Officials working to restore water said that as Qaddafi forces retreated from Tripoli, hundreds of desert wells that pump water to it and much of the western coast had somehow been shut off.

They hope that's the poison pill that could somehow justify shutting down Mueller's entire investigation (which of course didn't begin until after Trump was elected, took office, and fired former FBI director James Comey).