Sentence examples for something of a replay from inspiring English sources
It set up something of a replay of Posen's arguments in Japan.
In something of a replay of a Los Angeles conference he headlined last summer with Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger when Mr. Bloomberg dropped his Republican Party affiliation, the mayor is joining a group of political luminaries at the conference at the University of Oklahoma on Sunday and Monday to strategize on how to pressure the major candidates to reduce partisan gridlock.
Indeed, Ms. Sadik-Khan's stumble was but one of many missteps that state lawmakers said had led to the program's demise, and something of a replay of events last July, when Mr. Bloomberg previously failed to persuade lawmakers to approve the proposal to charge drivers $8 to enter a designated zone in Manhattan.
If Schumer and company are right, it would be something of a replay of 2012, when Mitt Romney and his infamous remarks on the 47 percent helped assure the reelection of President Barack Obama.
And so watching "9/11" was somewhat of a replay, as if watching something from a reverse angle.
Even after all of the replays, it remained something of a mystery as to how the ball had stayed out.
Five didn't even consider it worthy of a replay.
For example, there is a small sample of a replay in Figure 3-figure supplement 1.
Rare Replay was released last week and it's already proven to be something of a hit.
