Usages of aliquis
Aliquis ante ianuam stat et vicinum vocat.
Someone stands before the door and calls the neighbor.
Uxor dicit aliquem ante portam stare; maritus autem dicit neminem intrare posse.
The wife says that someone is standing before the gate; the husband, however, says that no one can enter.
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