Sentence examples for somewhere from high-quality English sources.

• Somewhere.

• "I knew they were preparing to send me somewhere to work," he says.

• If a female starts laying, the male will often roost somewhere else,” says Lynne.

• Now workers have to spend time finding somewhere to sit before they tackle their to-do list.

• "Somewhere Else" was published in The New Yorker on October 23, 1978.

• Probably somewhere that it can grow — and somewhere you can access it quickly.

• Escape somewhere hot and tropical, or snuggle up somewhere wintery and embrace the cold.

• All week, a strange mood has gripped the country, hovering somewhere between a holiday and the mad scramble to prepare for a hurricane.

Use somewhere in a sentence.

• His team tries to place itself in different spots, somewhere high up, somewhere at mid distance and somewhere close.

• "But it's creating that safe sanctuary, somewhere to recharge your batteries, somewhere to create memories or where your kids take their first steps.

• Every time you play it, it’s an aural reminder that Link has found himself somewhere very different to Hyrule, somewhere that things aren’t quite right.

• She had no idea where they were going as they bumped up a rocky road: “I feel like they’re taking us somewhere far away from the world, somewhere that’s surrounded by rock.”

• "I unpacked and made sure my clothes were away, hung up my shirts, and put my suitcase somewhere that I couldn't see it, so it didn't feel like I was living somewhere temporarily."

• For Atelier Vime founders Anthony Watson and Benoît Rauzy, outdoor living can be organised into a trio of spaces: somewhere to dine, somewhere to read and a place to lie in the sun.

• Anyway . . . somewhere, somewhere in the back of that pea-sized brain of hers, an organ developed just enough to let her eat, drink, and emit, she has some foul parody of sexual desire.

• Researchers argue about whether life began somewhere extreme – like Luca’s apparent home near a deep sea vent – or whether it in fact began somewhere more pedestrian, like a small pond.

somewhere sentence examples

• Across the water came the squeak and rattle of some big birds with blood-red throats that were passing on their way to somewhere colder, somewhere larger, somewhere better than here.

• That there is somewhere nice to eat and drink and meet a few minutes from the city centre, somewhere the young professionals who are now electing to live in the area might want to spend their start-up dollars, is a triumph in a city short of such things.

• “Heart transplant doesn’t happen enough, and we have children who desperately need hearts and lungs, but it’s also a sad moment because somewhere a child or a young adult has died to make this possible, so when the phone rings there is excitement, but also the knowledge that somewhere someone is going through hell.”

• “And, Emmeline, if we shouldn’t ever see each other again, after tomorrow,—if I’m sold way up on a plantation somewhere, and you somewhere else,—always remember how you’ve been brought up, and all Missis has told you; take your Bible with you, and your hymn-book; and if you’re faithful to the Lord, he’ll be faithful to you.”