Sentence examples for be read somewhere on from inspiring English sources
The obvious holiday book is Antony Beevor's tremendous D-Day (Viking), to be read somewhere on the south coast of England looking across to France while you plan a further holiday in Normandy.
-- You could be reading from somewhere with an amazing name.
But then I went back and read another of his books, and it was so dreadful that I simply stopped reading, somewhere on Kansas City, and sat in silence until we landed at Newark.
Penny Pepper will be reading from her memoir, First in the World Somewhere, at Daisyfest 2016 on Thursday 9 July.
If Trump is reading this, somewhere far away… he must be proud.
Not if you're reading this on a screen somewhere.
I'm sure I read somewhere that it does.
Somewhere on each sermon was a list of dates and places where the sermon had been read.
I might be coming to this a bit late in life, but there's a dirty-minded teen-ager in me somewhere, and so I'm reading on.
The Mezzanine's working title, I read somewhere, was Despair.
Maybe you read somewhere that he's working on his version of a jazz album, with Herbie Hancock.
