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Number of sentences found for the keyword 'some': 43
1. The U.S. is home to some of the longest road trips in the world.
2. Some states require regular emissions testing for cars.
3. Some cities, like Los Angeles and Houston, are known for their car-centric layout.
4. Some highways, like Route 66, have become legendary in American folklore.
5. Some Americans name their cars and form emotional attachments to them.
6. Cats often live well into their teens, and some reach over 20 years old.
7. Some workplaces and cafes in the U.S. allow cats, creating "cat-friendly" spaces.
8. Some U.S. counties are still “dry,” meaning they prohibit the sale of liquor.
9. In some states, only government-operated stores can sell liquor.
10. Some states allow liquor to be sold in grocery stores, while others restrict it to specialty shops.
11. Some tennis courts are being converted or dual-marked for pickleball due to demand.
12. Some states operate their own health insurance exchanges for residents.
13. Some people donate to charities to help those in need during the season.
14. Some pets require special diets and housing to stay healthy and happy.
15. He said some kind words.
16. Some birds, like parrots, can mimic human speech.
17. Some birds, like pigeons, can find their way home over long distances.
18. Some people volunteer or donate to charity on Thanksgiving to help those in need
19. Some people deep-fry their turkeys instead of roasting them.
20. Some towns host Thanksgiving festivals and community meals.
1. The U.S. is home to some of the longest road trips in the world.
2. Some states require regular emissions testing for cars.
3. Some cities, like Los Angeles and Houston, are known for their car-centric layout.
4. Some highways, like Route 66, have become legendary in American folklore.
5. Some Americans name their cars and form emotional attachments to them.
6. Cats often live well into their teens, and some reach over 20 years old.
7. Some workplaces and cafes in the U.S. allow cats, creating "cat-friendly" spaces.
8. Some U.S. counties are still “dry,” meaning they prohibit the sale of liquor.
9. In some states, only government-operated stores can sell liquor.
10. Some states allow liquor to be sold in grocery stores, while others restrict it to specialty shops.
11. Some tennis courts are being converted or dual-marked for pickleball due to demand.
12. Some states operate their own health insurance exchanges for residents.
13. Some people donate to charities to help those in need during the season.
14. Some pets require special diets and housing to stay healthy and happy.
15. He said some kind words.
16. Some birds, like parrots, can mimic human speech.
17. Some birds, like pigeons, can find their way home over long distances.
18. Some people volunteer or donate to charity on Thanksgiving to help those in need
19. Some people deep-fry their turkeys instead of roasting them.
20. Some towns host Thanksgiving festivals and community meals.
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