The Court Circular tells us that a deputation from "the House of Keys" had an interview with one of the official somebodiesor nobodies at Downing Street the other day, and MR.
Two Somebodies come up; two Somebodies with overcoats and canes.
Most of the people in these different sets are somebodies because either their grandfathers or they have done something well--better than other people, and made money as a consequence.
While she thus faltered, Selma drily rounded out the sentence with the words, "Because it showed that you are somebodies now.
But in town you're likely to encounter anybody where the somebodies of one set merge into the somebodies of another.
The next somebodies are the children whom you and your mate may have.
They are somebody else's business, and the somebodies else are a good deal more numerous than you think.
But even your children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren are not all the somebodies who are vitally concerned with your answer.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "somebodies" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
