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Meaning somebody meaning
What does somebody mean?
Definitions in simple English
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Synonyms somebody synonyms
What other words have the same or similar meaning as somebody?
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Topics somebody topics
What do people use somebody to talk about?
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What words refer to a person when you aren't sure who the person is?
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What words describe how you look at someone if you don't trust them?
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What words refer to saying something in order to acquire something from the other person?
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What words refer to blaming someone for something?
Examples somebody examples
How do I use somebody in a sentence?
Simple sentences
I really need to hit somebody.
This isn't my umbrella; it's somebody else's.
There's somebody who wants to meet you.
Somebody's breathing on my face. It's disgusting.
Maybe somebody wants that.
I wanted somebody to talk to.
I heard somebody talking.
Somebody poisoned Tom.
Somebody answered.
Tom heard somebody yell his name.
Somebody is blackmailing me.
Tom is with somebody.
Tom hoped somebody would buy his old bicycle.
The truth is that I love somebody else.
It's a pity when somebody dies.
Somebody caught me by the arm.
Somebody had drowned her in the bathtub.
Somebody called my name in the dark.
Somebody must care for the patient.
Somebody took away my bag.
Somebody is playing the piano.
Can somebody get that?
All that I was looking for was somebody who looked like you.
You don't fall in love with somebody because he's perfect.
We are looking for somebody who can use a computer.
Somebody, open this door, please.
Somebody is playing the piano. It must be Ann.
Jane is talking with somebody.
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Somebody took our luggage away (Hasa Diga Eebowai!
If there's somebody around here, we'd see them.
In the middle of me looking at it, somebody was watching at me.
Somebody page Dr. Bishop.
What would you be capable of if somebody tried to keep Alex away from you?
It's going to somebody who desperately needs it.
Wait, she wouldn't have left it by the window if she didn't, like, want somebody to take it, right?
It's been five years since I made love without the TV on. And ten years since somebody held my hand. I-I miss my dead wife.
All due respect, Commandant, this base is in L.A. County, so when somebody's killed in L.A., it is very much in our jurisdiction.
I need to talk to somebody.
Somebody's popular!
Stop him! Somebody stop that guy!
Somebody!
Somebody else could have picked them up.
Looks like somebody's back in action, aren't they?
If you're gonna handcuff somebody, don't break their thumb.
I never drink unless. somebody's buying.
Well, somebody's got to do it.
Somebody's coming.
When you wanna see somebody, you gotta have the flash.
Somebody lost it.
Somebody's over there.
I say somebody's over there.
Somebody turned on the lights.
Somebody swiped my scheme, eh?
By who? Somebody here.
Somebody changed it.
And the idea that she's going out with somebody who, more than likely, would kill her, I think, is what drives her to break them up. Are you having sex with my daughter?
Mm-hmm. Somebody page Dr. Bishop.
And ten years since somebody held my hand.
Somebody stop that guy!
And we don't need to talk about who did it, but if somebody wants to be loyal and to do the right thing and take responsibility, then we can all move on.
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It is inappropriate for somebody in such an important and apolitical role to engage in blatant activism.
But if I am missing some big change that is taking place, I would like somebody to show it to me.
So, if you have ever sat at somebody's deathbed, the answer may very well be yes: you sat at the deathbed of a statistical life.
Somebody on the committee has to lead the camel to water.
No one is willing to buy assets and take on additional uncertainty, because everyone fears that somebody else knows more than they do - namely, that anyone would be a fool to buy.
One reason global poverty has been so intractable is that it remains largely out of sight for those who are not living it, safely somebody else's problem.
The consensus was that they hoped somebody would do it without their knowing about it.
Before anyone can consume a kilowatt-hour, a liter of water, or a bus ride, somebody has to get a copper wire, a pipe, and a road to their house.
She never took anything away from me; never held somebody up as an example; never put me to shame.
Government privatized some 1,100 branch institutes, making their finances somebody else's problem.
As the economist Dan Kuehn likes to say, a recession is like somebody knocking your jigsaw puzzle, disturbing the pieces, and turning some of them over.
The Nobel Prize went to somebody else.
When urging a colleague to come to the meeting, one committee member noted that if somebody were to catch cold, a completely different decision might be reached.
People in places like France and Poland who worry about national decline seek to blame somebody outside the country.
I couldn't help but think: this was somebody's daughter, somebody's son.
This was somebody's mother or sister or brother.
Rather than holding an investment in our bodies, we're all at risk of becoming capital: my body, but somebody else's capital.
The English king, Henry II, did not need to give a direct order; his knights knew what to do with somebody seen to be undermining the state.
But somebody thinks that all the old words should be deleted from our memories, that only one word -- soup -- should remain.
For a nobody to become a somebody, all roads led to Bangkok and its prestigious prep schools and universities.
It's not about numbers; it's about that child - somebody's son, somebody's brother.
One has the right to sneeze, but that does not include the right to sneeze in somebody's face.