Sentence examples for somehow to keep from inspiring English sources

It is hard, somehow, to keep a hold on reality here.

"He balances all the forces, works all the personal connections, manages somehow to keep it from spinning out of control.

When it comes to bank bondholders, the delicate task facing financial regulators is somehow to keep these two emotions in check.

That's why most involved parties, from the union to Corker and the President, hoped somehow to keep G.M. out of Chapter 11.

In discovering the New World, West Nile has killed a few humans and managed to roil the C.I.A., but now it has more important business — to find a way, somehow, to keep making copies of itself.

"I'm going to fight in June in Mexico; I have to earn a living somehow to keep from starving to death," he said, alluding perhaps to his recent declaration of bankruptcy despite having earned an estimated $400 million.

She then defied all odds by adding the face covering while somehow managing to keep her sunglasses on ― and also somehow still looking pretty freaking cool.

And everyone, somehow, wants to keep being British.

Once again poor finishing, great goalkeeping and the woodwork somehow contrived to keep Korea out.

Its owners, the Hochar family, somehow managed to keep producing through most of the civil war from 1975 to 1990.

He said he had not had a shower in five days, but somehow managed to keep fairly clean.