Sentence examples for someone or other from inspiring English sources

"someone or other" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is commonly used as a way to refer to a person whose name or identity is not known or is not important. Example: "I saw someone or other walking into the building, but I couldn't tell who it was."

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Knock someone or other'".

They are sending "a message" to someone or other.

The priest and the carriers are ceaselessly shouting for someone or other.

We have been bombing the shit out of someone or other for at least that long.

Studios are always haunted, by someone or other, or some unbidden thing.

Besides, someone or other is sure to have adored this symphony.

The rightwingers suffer because there is always someone or other you don't like who is allowed to have a say.

Throughout, someone or other asks: "Is remembering worth it?" The answer: "Nothing happens; that's the story of our lives".

We put it in the credits and some inky-fingered someone or other said 'There you are.

Of course, someone or other is nearly always taking a pot-shot, but at the moment the attacks are coming from more directions than usual.

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That means further practice and coaching – from McGrath (or is it Rosewell?) with advice from Sir Mark and artistic director John Copley, plus a few words of encouragement from Sir Someone-or-other (Semyon Bychkov in fact).

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