someways
IPA: sˈʌmweɪz
adverb
- Somehow, in an unspecified manner; someway.
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Examples of "someways" in Sentences
- No, there appears to still be someways to go.
- However I do think that they can help in someways.
- Bob the Builder is related to this show in someways.
- He reminds me in someways of me and my style of editing.
- This constraints I actually find to be helpful in someways.
- Can't we get the famous 'without rancour' anecdote in here someways
- They are in someways like the characters in the Wizard of OZ, with Paul being the Wizard. —
- I know I'm going to sound like an old lady, but in someways I miss the old listserv system.
- They are in someways like the characters in the Wizard of OZ, with Paul being the Wizard. — rayleequooted
- It fixed alot of basic rules issues with oWoD – though I felt in someways the oWoD was better for setting.
- In the Hellblazer comics John Constantine was full of personality, almost like a dark rundown Spike in someways.
- In allocating these tools can the government properly consider behavioral science, if any, showing that bank robbers are irrational in someways?
- I had a friend break up with me just prior to my pregnancy … I listened to what she said and I guess she might in someways remind me of your case here.
- That IA need not be concerned with physics is in someways a blessing but of course it must adapt to it’s own set of constraints – e.g. usability (maybe).
- It’s actually a cyclical pattern in someways, because the proletariat eat what they can afford to eat, and they like it or grow to like it, and so even if they move to an area where they can afford it, or rise in social status, they only really like food from that level and they pass it on to the next generation.