Sentence examples for would somehow get from inspiring English sources

I always believed that whatever had to be written would somehow get itself written.

I organized a world vigil with the prayer that, together, we would somehow get through.

Was he concerned that the stress inherent in their work would somehow get in the way outside the office?

Our Dominican relatives, and friends of relatives, would somehow get to this country and they would stay at our house.

Jeffrey was hesitant to explore the online gay world at first, he said, certain he would somehow get caught.

But in February, at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, Mr. Stringer said that cellphones are now "the world's most ubiquitous computer" and indicated that Sony would somehow get back in the game.

Danny is boyish, not only in appearance but "in that he always believed that the next time, unlike the last, he'd somehow get away with it".

I'd fashion TV antenna extensions out of wire hangers in hopes they'd somehow get us the nudie cable channel.

At the end of the rally led by members of "Occupy Minnesota" and the "Minnesota Committee to Stop FBI Repression", everyone taped their signs to the front window of Obama's campaign office, hoping he'd somehow get the message.

We'd somehow got to a pagan festival instead.

He'd somehow gotten out of cycle with his Record button.