Sentence examples for somewhat to keep from inspiring English sources

I struggled somewhat to keep upright against the heavy downward drag.

Still, the school struggles somewhat to keep its focus on schoolwork.

The Hindi film industry, for instance, had to turn somewhat modern to keep them interested.

So to avoid the hazards of opera house gossip, they tried — somewhat successfully — to keep their relationship a secret.

She and several other food stamp recipients said they found it somewhat easier to keep track of their unused benefits when they had a booklet of paper coupons.

John Whittingdale, a Conservative member of Parliament who chairs the House of Commons Culture, Media and Sport Committee, told The Evening Standard of London on Tuesday: "It is somewhat frustrating to keep hearing media reports about people wishing to correct evidence.

"THE past six months have seen considerable progress at the club, even though it has been somewhat harder to keep up standards since our French and Dutch members voted not to endorse the proposed new articles of association last year.

Turns out, people trying to live under the radar are somewhat hard to keep data on.

It's actually physically somewhat difficult to keep your eyes locked on both of another person's eyes.

Don't let your eyes droop, and don't fall asleep, try and think of things that are somewhat interesting, to keep you awake.

It can be somewhat challenging to keep pie crust from sticking to the rolling pin, making it a useful easy-clean barrier that will keep the pin from sticking.