Sentence examples for I somewhere from inspiring English sources

"I asked them, 'why wouldn't I?' " Somewhere along the way, Mr. Margules had not only discovered a new career path, but also a whole new stratum of society.

I was looking at Vijay and saying, 'Golly, if he can do that into his late 40s, why can't I?' " Somewhere, surely, a 7-year-old watched McIlroy's poise under pressure in the final round of the Honda Classic and acquired the confidence to dream big — just as McIlroy did as a child in Northern Ireland watching the telecast of Woods's 1997 runaway Masters win.

Averaging the tree signal would be akin to asking about the 'geographic average' destination of an American business traveller, which would probably be (i) somewhere in Iowa, and (ii) would not convey much meaningful information.

The metaphor of the American business traveller is a good illustration (p17): "Averaging the tree signal would be akin to asking about the 'geographic average' destination of an American business traveller, which would probably be (i) somewhere in Iowa, and (ii) would not convey much meaningful information".

But have I somewhere missed a truly great production?

And there was I, somewhere in the middle.

Is it somewhere in between?

"If I move somewhere, I will play.

I slept somewhere — I don't remember where.

How do I find somewhere I can afford to live?

When I go somewhere I'll do it properly.