Sentence examples for from somewhere to somewhere from inspiring English sources

Not only movement but also traveling from somewhere to somewhere is also difficult itself.

They're long on the abstract, but they manage to convey the thrill of plowing through water and movement from somewhere to somewhere else.

We are all embarked upon a strange, aimless journey from nowhere to nowhere — or to put it a bit more cheerily, from somewhere to somewhere else — according to the friendly sojourner in Will Eno's "Title and Deed," a haunting and often fiercely funny meditation on life as a state of permanent exile, performed by the marvelous Irish actor Conor Lovett.

It is a high-tech obelisk, seemingly placed at random amidst a parade of drunk men and women on their way from somewhere to somewhere else.

"Transit works really well when you have a lot of people going from somewhere to somewhere and where you can get a lot of people walking to transit," says Tim Lomax, a researcher at the Texas Transportation Institute.

The tools of property marketing often seem trivial and can sometimes look ridiculous – yet they play a crucial role in the transformation of a city that is shifting from somewhere to live, to somewhere to invest.

The energy that goes into these now-real photons has to come from somewhere; that somewhere is the black hole itself, which thus gradually shrinks.

"At the end of the day the people in that van did come from somewhere via somewhere.

In an interview earlier this week, Mail Online publisher Martin Clarke shrugged off the confusion of the Middle East with Europe by saying the migrants "were in the back of a van illegally" and "did come from somewhere via somewhere".

I'm convinced that lasting validation comes from somewhere within, somewhere deeper than the job or promotion or awards.

"Owning this apartment allows me to escape from London to somewhere quiet, somewhere that is close to nature and next to the sea".