Sentence examples for somewhere so that from inspiring English sources

Immediately after Tino Martinez, with one out in the second inning, lashed his third triple of the season, Ricky Ledee took a third strike, failing to hit the ball somewhere so that Martinez might score.

Paul has a big North Face down jacket he got somewhere, so that's a good thing.

"But if you have something good, most likely you'll get somewhere, so that's kind of what I believed about moving here and opening a violin shop".

But it's too cool not to use somewhere, so that's the next problem these guys will have to solve.

You fear to drink because you are going somewhere so that urine does not become much.

FGD 1 You fear to drink because you are going somewhere so that urine does not become much.

I find life quite difficult, so I think I have to channel that somewhere, so at least I try to get some stuff out of it".

"This is George Norcross, and he wanted it somewhere else, so that is where the politicians in his pocket will put it," Mr. Sloan-El charged.

"I tried for a player in the week and he chose to go somewhere else, so that was a bit of a blow.

Right, we're used to coming here, but now we've got to change and go somewhere else, so that's a bit annoying" [P2] Of the participants interviewed many did not see transition as a logical step and instead was viewed it as an unnecessary process, which resulted in participants feeling as though the service did not care or that they were being 'dumped' by the service.

The diameter of the torus and the rate of rotation on the Mars Orbiter spacecraft looked about right to create an artificial gravity level somewhere between Mars and Earth, so that was OK.