Sentence examples for could be nowhere from inspiring English sources

Allardyce could be nowhere near as happy with his players.

Clear springs and hamlets pop out of what could be nowhere, but for the fact that even at 3,000 metres above sea level, the consumerist trappings of civilisation are kept alive through puffy bags of crisps and crates of soft drinks, sold alongside hot Darjeeling tea.

In Zurich, home of the world's best one-day meet, the Weltklasse, they could be nowhere better.

There couldn't be nowhere else because London is really like a second Jamaica".

I go back to it and worry it, but have to remain patient, talk to myself, for I could still be nowhere.

It feels as if it could be anywhere or nowhere, a great temporary community whose positioning outside one of the world's most idiosyncratic cities is almost immaterial.

All that is left is people who could be anywhere: citizens of nowhere, consumers of objects and experiences, connected by their little screens, the same white light shining into their faces from Doncaster to Dubai.

Unfortunately, the polishing process was so chemically toxic that the aluminum could be manufactured nowhere else, not even in China.

They feel like strangers in their own lives: "The war had brought him to this sorry pass, yet Gawain Harper, kneeling by the smoky fire, found himself longing for the war again, for the things he had found there that he knew could be found nowhere else, not ever again...

A nagging worry is that compromises will leave NASA without enough money to accomplish anything, and that — even as billions of dollars are spent — the future destination and schedule of NASA's rockets could turn out to be "nowhere" and "never".

The 909 the audience thought they could hear was nowhere to be seen.