Sentence examples for feature somewhere from inspiring English sources

The London Eye will feature somewhere or other.

I'm sure EyeEm explains this feature somewhere, but I can't find where.

Well, if you flick through any basic history of Western thought, chances are that Augustine of Hippo will feature somewhere in the early chapters.

I've done all sorts of different music, but whenever it's involved electric guitar, I don't think there's one record I've made on which the Jazzmaster doesn't feature somewhere".

There was also lots of water, suggesting that in 2100, your great-grandchild's garden will have a water feature somewhere near the pergola.

The package is even more enticing if the original record features a blurry portrait of the artist, shot in the woods or on a high plain, perhaps adjacent to a water feature — somewhere that aptly showcases a goony, astral torpor.

That's the caganer, he said: the pooping man who always features somewhere in Catalan nativity scenes.

(When I say most, I obviously exclude all those millions of Russians, Poles, Ukrainians and other eastern Europeans who can hardly let a meal go by without a bowl of the stuff featuring somewhere).

"Whenever I think of good times as a child, a pub usually features somewhere, often ending up with me sleeping on a bench while pub life carries on around me.

In its 2010 paper, which featured, somewhere in its reams of wishful cobblers, a section on social norms and alcohol, the behavioural insight team made much of the psychologist Robert Cialdini on the "big mistake": to make people think problem behaviour is the norm.

Maybe Flappy Bird was featured somewhere.