Sentence examples for something unnamed from inspiring English sources
Already, they knew that something was not right, that something unnamed had settled upon them, but they did not yet realize the extent of the problem.
It was a style as clear as water, but down near the bottom of the pool there was something unnamed at work, elusive and darting and deepening his every page.
Music!," recorded by Teresa Brewer, which reached No. 1, and "The Thing," recorded by Phil Harris, a staggeringly silly number about a box with something unnamed but very odd inside.
There is a story by Julio Cortázar, "House Taken Over," in which a brother and sister are forced to move from room to room as something unnamed occupies, inch by inch, their entire house, eventually forcing them out into the street.
But its previous attribution was made because it does not look much like Homo habilis either.It seems then that at least two, and possibly three species of Homo were stalking the east-African savannah a little under 2m years ago: habilis, rudolfensis and something as yet unnamed.
The narrator of Nikki Giovanni's poem "All I Gotta Do" is a sleepless woman repeating to herself in a voice of mounting frustration that all she has to do is sit and wait until an unnamed something (a lover? a political movement?) comes and sweeps her away.
It was more that the music sounded properly new, part of something larger, and still unnamed.
"They had an amazing trip and it really made them believe they had something special together," an unnamed and therefore totally convincing source told the Sun.
What the Kurara does have, however, is an 8 megapixel camera and 600Mhz processor — so if Sony Ericsson's going for the whole one-with-keyboard-one-without twinsies idea here, we can probably expect something similar from this unnamed piece of kit.
"I live in the South and have never experienced something like this," the unnamed woman told Yahoo.
Sensing their urgency, he says something about how someone unnamed would naturally be upset about the assassination, as "it happened on his watch," tells her to stop reading all the newspapers, and hangs up the phone.
