Sentence examples for to move somehow from inspiring English sources

"So if you can set up down the middle and throw it to the catcher, it's got to move somehow to get there.

"This has been very, very scary, particularly for older people, who are afraid they will be made to move somehow," Ms. Cohen said on Tuesday in her one-bedroom apartment, as she gave her baby grandson a bottle.

"You've got to move somehow".

Artists like Mars One, Oliver Vernon, and Damon Soule create amazing paintings that would make it almost painful for Ridgway to look at because he wanted them to be moving somehow.

My mother said, "No," and she refused to move.... Somehow, finally, they were in Richmond.

The core of its tension, a body that can move but is unable to, colliding with a body that is unable to move but somehow still can, finds its modern expression in unforgiving shots of Steven's kids dragging their bodies about their family home to bargain for their lives with a father who, no matter what, will not be able to save them.

Even Bieber's questionable dance moves somehow manage to work.

Equally disappointing is the array of character types, all intended as suspects, all with their supposedly plausible backgrounds and reasons for murder, whose various interactions are intended solely to keep the reader guessing and moving somehow towards the allegedly rotten heart of things.

Her scenes are very moving, somehow fertile and mysteriously imagistic.

Going through the archive, I was moved somehow".

Undoubtedly, the charm of some of Leiter's pictures lies in the fact that they depict fifties places, fifties cars, and fifties people (we rarely dress so well today), and that the analog reds and greens are more moving, somehow, than what our own digital cameras or streetscapes can offer up.