Sentence examples for as if somewhere from inspiring English sources

It's as if somewhere after his appearances on Ed Sullivan's show, he'd been spayed.

It's as if somewhere along the line, Microsoft executives started wearing "If you can't beat 'em, join 'em" T-shirts.

It's as if somewhere, outside the unforgiving single line of time where statements about what happened must be made, Colin Grant allows an aura of all the unlived possibilities of Christopher's radiant childhood to linger.

Dead-eyed, he sits alone in his private cinema, obsessively rummaging through the same pieces of paper, as if somewhere among them he can find the key to his restoration, refusing to engage with his family, apparently prepared to ruin himself rather than lose the stupid tower.

Looking down at my own child on the stretcher, I notice two things: the whites of her eyes are bright red, and the fingers on both hands look scorched, as if somewhere along the way she's burned herself.

It was very peculiar that she seemed as ready as I was, as if somewhere at some moment — I couldn't have told you when — we had made magnetic contact.

Somewhere, as if out of the spheres, I hear what sounds very much like the "Marine Corps Hymn" played on an electric xylophone.

Everyone is dressed up as if going somewhere.

In "The Universe: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack," she realizes — or maybe just hopes — "Everything that disappears / Disappears as if returning somewhere".

I used to know what a C in English looked like and a grade A. Now it feels as if someone somewhere, in an obscure back office, makes the decision.

The French crowd, many huddled in coats even though the morning rain had stopped by mid-afternoon, were subdued, as if caught somewhere between Federer's semi-final victory on Friday evening and his date with history tomorrow.