At Symond's Yat, a little below Coldwell Rocks, the neck of land that divides the Wye from itself is only some 600 yards across; and by standing on the rocky plateau, one may see the river flowing by on both sides.
Gradually narrowing in its progress to the sea, it is only some 1,250 yards wide at the entrance.
Only some stragglers, sleeping, fell into the hands of the enemy.
In the London bills the deaths from "agues" are sometimes distinguished from "fevers," and are then seen to be only some dozen or twenty in two thousand.
This is the general report, only some, instead of a tripod, say this present was a cup sent by Croesus; others, a piece of plate that one Bathycles had left.
The horns of the female ibex are weak and comparatively short--only some six or seven inches in length, not unlike those of the chamois, but not so sharply hooked.
To the best of my judgement it is only some bias in favour of Mr. Wallace's views that can lead a naturalist to view in this way the clear and consistent expression of Darwin's.
That he married her as soon as he could is a fact to be remembered to the poet's credit in the general estimate of his character, and more especially of his affection for the girl.
Being in possession of his heart, she, of course, has no wish to share it with Claire, and resents Claire's claim for a part of it as unendurable presumption.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "only some" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
