some way **
quite a way

So I could have a public life in some way.

In some ways, the two could not be more different.

He does still care about the president in some ways.

But he said Congress might have to act in some way.

Of course, our States still have some way to go.

They're people whose lives have come to an end in some way.

In some ways, you had more of her than I did.

But he would find some way later, to thank him.

I'd have to find some way of talking to her alone.

In some way they were both these things at once.

And every day she tried to see some way out.

I'm going to find some way to pay him back.

If only he could find some way to make father understand!

Yet in some way we are the same person, after all.

You have to find some way to get me out of here.

Maybe she could think of something, some way to get them both out.

Especially when they might have to do with the Power in some way.

"Do you think something is going wrong with him in some way?"

In some way she had already given her life over to him.

Now see if you can find some way to help.

In some ways the city is still like a big small town.

In some ways, they knew him better than I did.

They'll find out what they want to know some way.

He must be different from other people in some way.

I'll have to think of some way to get them to you.

So it looks like he's got quite a ways to go still.

Had to go back quite a ways, but I found it.

At the rate he is going, that could be quite a way.

Quite a ways from here, too, as such things go.

Of course election day is still quite a way down the road, and things may change.

The path went on for quite a way and at last came out into a field.

When they got quite a way down the big guy turned around and said, "We'll be back!"

"That was quite a way to win my first major."

"Now I would say it's a potential single, but quite a way down the line."

Up on the hill, they were quite a ways away from the source.

The old woman had walked quite a way, nearly a mile.

We'll need five minutes at each planet - quite a ways out.

In his day, he'd had quite a way with the ladies.

We've pushed your block quite a ways in the past five days.

I was still quite a ways back and couldn't see real well.

He stopped quite a ways short rather than step in the blood and gore.

She must be quite a way below the holding cells by now.

But they were already in quite a ways; he couldn't back out now.

Barton thought it might be time to turn back; they'd come quite a way.

He had dropped quite a ways into the atmosphere already.

"We've got quite a way to go before we get there."

There was quite a ways to go - about 80 feet - to the other side of the roof.

We have moved quite a ways toward getting it done."

A couple of the grunts went quite a way in.

"Three hundred bucks would go quite a ways around here."