Sentence examples for chose somewhere from inspiring English sources

"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.

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.

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.

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.

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

Its main objective, ahead of all the stuff about regeneration on which Blackpool scores well, was to choose somewhere that would allow the social effects of the casino to be assessed.