Sentence examples for choose somewhere from inspiring English sources

So you choose somewhere meaningful on the earth's surface, as if planning a secular pilgrimage.

Choose somewhere you feel a personal connection to, speak the language or have a cultural interest in.

"They wanted to choose somewhere with history," Bai Xiaomei, the festival's public relations director and a Shanxi native, said when asked why organizers would pick this location.

For the best view, Pascal Descamps, of the Paris Observatory, recommended that people choose somewhere with a well-known landmark in the foreground.

When it comes to downsizing my house, I could well choose somewhere on high ground - away from the floods - and try installing solar energy.

His wife, Sheila, the Queen of Piel, said: "I'd choose somewhere behind a hedge, if I were you, because it's always windy".

I suggest that we should have chosen somewhere less bright, less modern.

"If I could have chosen somewhere for him to bowl, it would have been there.

With the temperature rising and no sign of a tourist trail, I begin to wish the Queen of Sheba had chosen somewhere more temperate to live.

Joffe, who is based in Paris, sees her, he says, at least once a month, and between collections they take a week to travel — generally choosing somewhere off the fashion radar screen, like Yemen or Romania.

"No matter who, for whatever reason, or of what race, chose somewhere so crowded as a train station, and made innocent people their target – they are evil and they should go to hell," wrote one user.