Sentence examples for about how somewhere from inspiring English sources

John Bonham [drummer] and I had spent a long, long time boring the pants off other musicians in the West Midlands, crowing on about how somewhere around the corner we were going to find what we were looking for.

"In Europe it's not so much about making history anymore but about how to deal with history happening somewhere else," Mr. Assayas said.

How about somewhere in the middle?

How about somewhere to take the girls for ice cream?

How about somewhere we could go to see new cars that we can actually buy; cars with normal-sized wheels; cars that we can see out of; and that aren't designed for Nearly Headless Nick to drive?

Also, how about finding somewhere private to talk?

Oh! Okay, here: how about somewhere between $4,000 and $7,000 for the new Vertu Constellation Quest?

The words themselves were crowd-sourced – they are search engine auto-completions of the sentence "When I am in a crowd I …" Every sentence begins with "I" and is a personal statement from someone, somewhere, about how that person feels inside a crowd.

Hardly a day goes by without a story appearing somewhere about how unmanned aircraft will revolutionize everything from commercial logistics to air combat.

This cake, for example, started with a fragment that I picked up from somewhere about how banana and pineapple compliment each other.

Now click away and whine somewhere about how I just "don't get" the N64 and "missed" the Wii U's GamePad off this list because I am an SJW shitstain pushing an anti-Xbox agenda or something.