Sentence examples for was somehow gone from inspiring English sources

As it happened, Slava Voynov's stick intervened and Nash was heading into this season with questions lingering about whether he'd just hit a slump in the playoffs, or whether the magic was somehow gone.

The implication was that this was somehow going to translate into lower consumer costs, which is false.

Just how lofty and serious is our politics that television was somehow going to diminish it?

I stand there staring, as if this was somehow going to change.

If you didn't read carefully, it'd be easy to think that Twitter was somehow going to be able to sell shares to the public without disclosing any of its financial data.

The SNP said that Labour had lost its soul and ditched its principles, almost as if independence was somehow going to restore common ownership of "the means of production, distribution and exchange", as stated in the 1918 Labour party constitution.

"Despite a lot of the preliminary comments that this league was somehow going to compete against the colleges or be a parallel path, that's not what we're looking to create," Granik said.

"Voters knew this was not money that was somehow going to find its way into the pockets of a wealthy family".

They thought that this vibrant, loud, feel-good music was somehow going to corrupt the world.

I mean the idea that cereal was somehow going to prevent swine flu at the height of that epidemic, that's really irresponsible.

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