Sentence examples for somewhere in the process from inspiring English sources

Where Germans see failures, Americans see challenges somewhere in the process of being overcome.

"I remember I told Hillary somewhere in the process of it that, you know, we're going to take a terrible lickin'.

As for Mr. Libeskind's suggestion of a waterfall up to 100 feet tall, somewhere in the process it just went away.

Fong cuts between these contradictory roles so adroitly you can't tell, but somewhere in the process forges an almost tangible bond with her audience.

Somewhere in the process of its evolution from Benton's original metal type to the readily available digital one it had lost some of its spirit, becoming "a hybrid digital soulless version," in Mr. Pusz's words.

Many major colleges joined in quickly – world-leading schools from Stanford to Sydney to Scotland to Stockholm are somewhere in the process of divesting, and often their calls have been loud and powerful.

He knew it, and I taught him the different chords and how to play it and somewhere in that process, the whole idea was that it was going to be a live recording of life on the road and that they would record it in the hotel rooms and on the bus and live performances, which is actually what Running On Empty came to be.

"So how do you define 'civilian' in that country?" Yes, somewhere in this process, the US would knock out North Korea's nuclear program, and it's ability to make and test long-range missiles.

Somewhere in this process, sugar expanding in the stomach and gut and evacuating has also probably caused feelings of pain, discomfort and flatulence.

The excess heat generated in an exothermic reaction can for instance be used to heat up a medium somewhere else in the process.

"He uses literalism as a way of immediately proving themselves right about anything by finding it written down somewhere, and in the process exposing anyone who doesn't agree as a 'moron' or an 'idiot'".