Sentence examples for for someplace more from inspiring English sources

Between rain and technical problems her music longed for someplace more intimate and indoors, where she could whisper.

My partner, Ian, and I were looking for someplace more authentic to stay, someplace more Israel and less Hilton.

"I decided that since New York is his home now, we might as well look for someplace more permanent for him," she said.

"Obviously the grass is always greener," a University of Colorado historian, Patricia Limerick, said in a phone conversation this week, speaking of the urbanites' persistent longing for someplace more rural and less intense than the big cities where they live.

Thirty years later, with the boom a distant memory, I was born in my grandmother's house, a two-room shack, delivered by a doctor by the name of Fenlon who would himself soon leave town for someplace more prosperous.

I'm starting to think that it might be better for us to go someplace more ordinary.

Someplace more like Vacationland.

They can do anything, live anywhere, even someplace more extravagant than their new three-bedroom house.

If I want to survive, I must find someplace more humble.

They owned a cottage in the area, but were desperate to find someplace more comfortable where they could entertain.

Someplace more exotic and engaging than Aquavit or Nobu (though not quite so polished).