Sentence examples for went through somewhat from inspiring English sources

The procession started in a small town, Lerdo, went through somewhat larger Gómez Palacio and finished in Torreón, on Avenida Independencia.

The California singer-songwriter is also going through somewhat of a renaissance at the moment.

In fact, meditation is going through somewhat of a rebranding exercise of late, with everyone from athletes, movie stars and business leaders signing up.

"He's going to have to go through somewhat of a spring training," Girardi said.

27-year-old Costa only joined Chelsea in 2014 but has gone through somewhat of a barren spell this season.

"I want to thank BBC Northern Ireland for this award as it is fantastic recognition for everything that has happened in the past year and also for the sport of cycling which has been going through somewhat of resurgence in popularity recently.

Jeb Bush has gone through somewhat of an evolution on criminal justice and signed onto the Right on Crime statement of principles, which emphasizes "cost-effective approaches that enhance public safety" and declares that prisons "are not the solution for every type of offender".

During the second half of the season, he went through a somewhat barren spell, failing to score in the league between 8 January 1966 and 26 March 1966.

"There's a graveyard somewhat lugubriously next to us that I like to go through," pushed in his wheelchair by a caregiver with Peggy alongside.

I thought in Vegas we went through the motions somewhat.

A shivery rumble goes through the somewhat middle-class room.