Sentence examples for from nowhere so from inspiring English sources

Decades ago, pro football teams occasionally found players from nowhere, so to speak.

"Either way, he's coming from nowhere, so he's got to get his name out there".

"I try to live correctly in the genre and then surprise the audience with a move that comes from nowhere, so to speak, or is an unexpected little zinger," she said.

"Those on two wheels never appear from nowhere, so as drivers we need to be more alert to other road users".

This is because action "though it may proceed from nowhere, so to speak, acts into a medium where every action becomes a chain reaction and where every process is the cause of new processes … the smallest act in the most limited circumstances bears the seed of the same boundlessness, because one deed, and sometimes one word, suffices to change every constellation" (HC, 190).

Though she currently lives in New York, she is from nowhere, so don't ask her where she's from.

The change from gloom to euphoria has been nowhere so marked as in the Rothschild fund management group.

If Arsène Wenger's signing of Gabriel seemed to many to have come from nowhere, not so his team-mates.

The students waited patiently, like young gods – the 45 minutes turned out to be as long as the event — and then Cameron came in from nowhere not so much to answer 15 questions as to dispatch them.

Melodies don't usually shoot into my head from nowhere like that, so it was like an amazing "alley-oop" pass to have these words.

Little groups of people in the fields walked from nowhere to nowhere, or so it appeared.