Sentence examples for both somewhere from inspiring English sources

Once roasted, keep both somewhere warm.

I hope that both Arnis and the girl are both somewhere safe and sound," she said.

It's both somewhere you would never consider living and somewhere you have lived all your life.

But it is awkward and inevitably Kremlin-like when voting control is both somewhere else and yet omnipresent.

"I am strong enough, thank God, both somewhere in my brain and in my body, to get him off of me," the gay artist recalled.

A second reason is banal but overlooked: a story has to be set both somewhere and 'somewhen', and the choice is restricted to the present, the future and the past.

In fact, it was a rare epic that left both sides somewhere between satisfaction and disappointment: After two overtime periods, the game ended in a 14-14 tie.

Ms. Shalett said the two groups were young, vital and not simply political, and that they both "needed somewhere to go".

I could hear shouting, both from somewhere down the hill and, more tinnily, from the monitor, which Armando kept an eye on.

We both wanted somewhere with a secluded garden and space in the sun, with separate rooms for getting away from each other when we want to.

We both are somewhere in between these extremes.