Sentence examples for way or something from inspiring English sources

It may be just a matter of tipping a shoulder in a different way, or something more obvious.

"Sometimes it's a text message that has gone the wrong way, or something on Facebook [that triggered suspicion].

"Of course, if a war breaks out in a significant way or something like that happens," he said, "then I would give you a different answer.

There would be a dead end or a one way the other way or something else that would be frustrating to the normal straight-road driver.

"But we might see it from a different perspective, perhaps a more human perspective, and therefore present the data in a different way or something".

Maybe something sporty, but not in a bodycon way, or something a tiny bit odd: this skirt, with its trompe l'oeil jumper-round-the-waist detail, is suitably off-the-wall.

Some hidden truths about the accident come out, as does Mr. Caland's point, which is of the butterfly-flaps-its-wings variety: events and the people involved in them are linked to other events in cosmic ways, or something like that.

"I'm not suggesting any direct pressure to write a certain way or cover something or not cover something or ask something or not ask something.

Suicide is the only way out,' or something.

"It was like a super-fast United Way campaign or something.

"I just thought maybe there's a side way around or something, but instantly, he just... he smoked the train.