Sentence examples for somehow used from inspiring English sources

Reporters then somehow used a combination of ladders, tripods, and microphones to "rescue" her.

Brand-name companies say they are protecting themselves — and patients — in case the drugs are somehow used improperly.

It also began to seem as though he somehow used places up and had to move to others, at least temporarily, in order to write.

"It's right that there's rigour applied to all the reports about climate change, but I think it would be wrong that when a mistake is made it's somehow used to undermine the overwhelming picture that's there," he said.

Unless it is somehow used ironically, outside of a freshman dorm room, a framed Monet poster -- or that of any Impressionist -- is the touchstone to me of no taste.

He somehow used his wounded arm as well as his good arm to pull Brad up and clench him to his side as he dragged the suddenly deadweight, sobbing boy to the telephone and dialled 911.

So I feel grateful to be here and, as a consequence, to somehow use what God has given us, to help other people, he says.

The chaos is all around us, and what we ask of a president, increasingly, is to somehow use the instruments of government to rein it in.

"Each time you analyze such particles, you somehow use them.

We may well continue to exploit our environment and yet somehow use it to survive.

And, like the Ramones, they somehow use their self-imposed limitations to powerful effect.