Sentence examples for somewhat illegal from inspiring English sources
For the first time, Taylor reveals the union's early growth and the somewhat illegal attempts by the Board of Education to eradicate the group.
Despite his age, and more pertinently the media's constant references to his age, Arsenal manager Tom Whittaker tried, unsuccessfully, to lure Matthews to Highbury with a lucrative, if somewhat illegal approach.
As for you, Vice Magazine, keep up the good work with your random somewhat illegal adventures, the material that you miraculously create from it is what keeps me reading.
I'm in roughly the same spot I was in five years ago: I use "illegal" somewhat interchangeably with "undocumented," recognizing that both words are imperfect.
Now that our economy is on somewhat better footing, illegal crossings are up marginally, though nothing like earlier levels.
As a former mp3 blogger myself, not to mention an avid, if somewhat guilty, beneficiary of illegal downloads, should I be rallying around Cogill with the rest of the blogosphere?
The raids brought the total number of Sun editorial employees arrested and bailed out in the corruption investigation to 10, and had the effect of shifting the focus of the crisis enveloping the Murdoch titles in Britain at least somewhat from the accusations of illegal cellphone hacking that have dogged News Corporation and its British subsidiary, News International, for much of the last year.
And this rendering of being just (or being righteous, which is the same word, is attributed to an abject member of society, by the way, a guy from Samaria, aka a Samaritan, somewhat the equivalent of an illegal alien or Syrian refugee in current U.S. parlance.
He added, somewhat obscurely, that the court was "illegal, being not appointed by the U.N. General Assembly".
But so does the Great Recession, and while the total population of illegal immigrants has fallen somewhat, to about 11 million, there is no exodus.
But the notion that there's "no such thing" as an illegal immigrant is a somewhat iffy claim perpetuated by those on the left of the political spectrum.
