some-thing

In retrospect, though, it may be that this relationship and my take on it owe a lot to a longstanding interest in and sympathy for forbidden love stories – some-thing that probably dates back to my own parents’ interracial marriage, which in its time was quite shocking.

Talking with Peter Ho Davies, author of The Welsh Girl 2010

The joy you get from seeing some-thing you love every day, cannot be quantified The contents of the museum were priceless, they said.

Pricing the Priceless Tara Loader Wilkinson 2011

He looked at her as though she had said some-thing puzzling.

Silence and Stone Kathleen Duey 2010

Until that moment, I knew that I was a human being, a young man, Black -- that I was some-thing.

Barack One Year Later: Open Letter to Young America 2010

He looked at her as though she had said some-thing puzzling.

Silence and Stone Kathleen Duey 2010

But Caspar, there is still a chance that Balfour may turn some-thing up.

DRAGON GAMES P.W. CATANESE 2010

Choking guys out was considered fine sport, so soldiers tended to keep their backs to some-thing so no one could sneak up from behind.

'War' 2010

As a creative guy, you might want to wear some-thing jazzier than the traditional polished leather dress belt when you're in a suit, which you probably wear without a tie.

Ask Teri 2010

Until that moment, I knew that I was a human being, a young man, Black -- that I was some-thing.

Kevin Powell: Barack One Year Later: Open Letter to Young America 2010

Dad pulled his hand away and nodded, mumbling some-thing that sounded unconvincingly like “Great.”

Every little thing in the world Nina de Gramont 2010