"Somehow or another, the fumes escaped from the coolers," Det.
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Herrine: I have to get my vegetable intake somehow or another.
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Regional variation surely plays into the political system somehow or another.
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This could all be over — somehow or another — in about 24 hours.
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But somehow or another, companies are generating good revenues and good earnings.
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We were lucky that somehow or another it worked and it came together.
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Somehow or another, we gave Al Gore an award for, a lifetime achievement award.
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"Somehow or another we failed," Gregg Marcantel, the state corrections secretary, told the Associated Press.
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Booze, club drugs, sex, and glitter are all tied up in liberation somehow or another.
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JD: Yeah, reinforces this notion that somehow or another you have to be extraordinarily unique to be successful.
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"Somehow or another, they have a communication system … but it's something that we don't understand," the executive director said.
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You are somehow or another deeply involved, whether it is Elian Gonzalez or the Starr Report, you are there.
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This notion that somehow or another Democrats are out there trying to put hurdles or roadblocks before one candidate, that's stupid.
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AND SOMEHOW OR ANOTHER THERE'S GOING TO BE SOME SOLUTION BECAUSE, YOU KNOW, OTHERWISE DISNEY SHOULD BE TRADING AT A SUBSTANTIALLY HIGHER MULTIPLE.
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"Somehow or another every major country on earth has managed to do it at significantly less cost than the United States of America," Vermont Independent Sen.
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The salesman&aposs wife borrowed the car to take his mother home and, "Somehow or another, the fumes escaped from the coolers," Detective Ed Troyer said.
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And somehow or another, this cartoon has been driving some of the investigation into people like me and my friends and the president of the United States.
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If somehow or another some of these other issues could just go away by 22018 percent, you&aposd be talking about the president on the $22018 bill.
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"I'm afraid if somehow or another we don't make [the report] public both sides will be very selective with what they share with y'all," he told reporters.
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" Bill Clinton, reflecting on politics, said, "I think somehow or another we have to find a way to bring simple, personal decency and trust back to our politics.
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"Now, whether it be diversity of age or whether it be diversity of gender or ethnic background, somehow or another, diversity is important in some respect," Priebus said.
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"From the time I was a little kid, money has somehow or another woven itself in and out of my life in a negative way," said Kate, 53.
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It will be interesting to see if they can ... one, create a piece of hardware for augmented reality, and secondly, to somehow or another attach it to a social network.
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And like, to do this job, like that — that somehow or another, I don't think it like — it — it embodies strength to a lot of people but it does embody [expletive] you.
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Here, however, redundancy means that should an error or damage creep in somehow or another, it will be isolated to one of the two systems and reconciliation software will detect and flag it.
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"I hope somehow or another we'll have the ability to avoid what I see as something that's very, very detrimental to the United States, and in the process very detrimental to our country," he said.
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He's a West Virginia Democrat, and somehow or another, I find that refreshing, that you can get a guy almost John McCain-style, that kind of looks at everything, going, 'OK, what's it to my state?
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"I hope somehow or another we'll have the ability to avoid what I see as something that's very, very detrimental to the United States, and in the process very detrimental to our country," he said. Sen.
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"I don't agree with the idea that somehow or another people would just vote for someone because they were from California, if they had not established their viability in the earlier part of the process," Shrum said.
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"If somehow or another it comes to pass that the results of the primary choose our nominee ahead of the convention, as far as I'm concerned it's the end of the national Republican Party," said RNC Committeeman Curly Haugland, of North Dakota.
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"Everything I have done and experienced gets into the work somehow or another—my childhood, my family life, my grad-school days," Murray told Marlena Donohue in an 1997 interview, I am a woman, I'm a mom, I'm a wife, I'm a painter.
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One thing I don&apost get that excited about, although I do see a lot of reporting, is somehow or another you&aposre going to be able to flip a witness and that witness is going to turn state&aposs evidence on everyone else.
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So, you know, this notion that, somehow or another, someone who is a supporter, someone who is a donor, somebody who's an activist, saying I want access, I want to come into a room and I want to meet people, we often criminalize behavior that is normal.
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"What I've figured out," Herscher said, "is that if you can do one thing in the world that no one else is really doing… if it's a really niche, small thing, somehow or another people are going to find you and it's going to be a way to make a living."
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"And we better understand the ramifications because if they can take down a woman of stature like [Democratic presidential nominee] Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE with bogus stuff and then you have to disprove the negative to make it somehow or another truthful, you cannot," Brazile said.
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Lost in the worthwhile effort to distinguish comics as an art form, the romance, sweep and beauty of Raymond's draftsmanship, his incomparable line work, is dismissed. To many, it's just pretty pictures. Somehow or another, it's OK for people like Caniff and Eisner to borrow from film. That’s real storytelling.
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Completely unaccustomed to anything related to sex, she's a late bloomer in that subject matter. Whenever her female siblings start to talk about anything lewd, she gets completely red in the face. Whenever her older brother is in front of her somehow or another she's always angry at him. Though that is the attitude she takes, she actually really likes her older brother.
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After graduation, Keelor, Cuddy and a group of college friends, in search of adventure, traveled to Western Canada in a rundown old school bus. The bus broke down in Saskatchewan, and Keelor somehow or another ended up in Lake Louise where he worked for a time. It was in Lake Louise that he learned to play the guitar and first considered a career as a musician.
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In other circumstances I would have sent the concept drawings straight back and asked Graeme to redesign the house so that it would match our budget. But Graeme's concept was so imaginative and so compelling that we immediately decided that somehow or another the house had to be built. :'To reduce the cost significantly without any compromise to the basic design we decided to build the house without walls and doors. Later walls and doors could have been added.
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Public Patent Foundation, or PUBPAT, is a non-profit organization that seeks to limit perceived abuse of the United States patent system. It was founded in 2003 by Dan Ravicher. , there was growing concern by many technology professionals over the number of patents granted that are either too trivial to deserve protection, or duplicate existing or expired patents. It usually works by petitioning the United States Patent and Trademark Office to review patents that are suspected of being invalid somehow or another, usually by prior art.
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He then represented the Manuherikia electorate in the House of Representatives from 1866 to 1867, when he resigned because he became insolvent. Captain Baldwin was described in 1867 as "a really eccentric individual who somehow or another always resigns his seat". In 1881, Baldwin was a parliamentary candidate for the Dunedin East electorate, but he withdrew before nomination day as he urgently needed to travel to England, but he delayed travel until February 1882. After his time on the provincial council, he sold his sheep run and became a travelling commissioner for the Government Life Insurance Department.
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