Sentence examples for someways from inspiring English sources

Another smalltown America saga, set this time in the Appalachians, where, says one of the residents of Egg Fork, "everyone within 16 miles of here is uncle or cousin to you someways".

The novel alternates between three stories whose links gradually emerge, in a tiny community of 600 people where, as one perplexed newcomer remarks: "Everybody within 16 miles of here is uncle or cousin to you someways".

In 1852 he started on his masterpiece, Work, a sprawling multi-figured composition which went someway to meeting Baudelaire's urgent demand that artists should take as their subject "the heroism of modern life".

"Somehow or someway we should slowly but methodically fund such research until a solution is reached.

Owens called this collection 'Sphinx' citing his inspiration as a French movie set in a submarine which may go someway to explain the porthole-esque gaps in the clothing.

Kulood added: "[Spence] has never once shown any ounce of remorse; his sole concern has been for himself and to find someway of getting away with what he did.

When asked if writing about serial killers and massacres has changed him in someway, he replies, with a typical refusal to self-dramatise, that it does occasionally get him a bit down.

"I can't undergo the kind of surgical amputation and transplant that might make them someway fit into the carton so the lid will close".