Sentence examples for go somewhere over from inspiring English sources

Right now, parents might be feeling the urge to go somewhere over the holiday even if they haven't made plans.

Yet Guzan said he let all that go somewhere over the Atlantic on his way to join the U.S. national team in training last month.

Use a depth-o-meter and go somewhere over thirty feet deep.

Ms. Sanford told The Associated Press that her husband had gone somewhere over the Father's Day weekend to write, but that she did not know where.

Although many were initially concerned with the company's practices and stopped using the app in the wake of the BuzzFeed reports, sometimes the immediate need to go somewhere wins out over concern for the company's questionable privacy practices.

To think that my wife and children may have to go back to El Salvador and that I will stay, or that I will risk my life and return with them, or that we will go somewhere else and start all over again.

The audience Q. and A., written anonymously on cards read by Bee, had questions like "Thank you for being the backdrop to my life" — Aww, the audience said — and "When this is over, can we go somewhere and become best friends?" One said, "How did you come up with 'We must, we must, we must increase our bust'?" "Everybody knew that," Blume said.

Retiring means you're going to, I don't know, go somewhere and pull the covers up over your head -- or at least that's the image I think of, and I'm kind of resistant to that," she said.

[Urban GP #7] I want lots of people with a BMI over 30 to go somewhere, but most are not really interested or motivated to change.

[Rural GP #11] Patient motivation and health literacy exerted a strong influence on the GPs' decision to refer: I want lots of people with a BMI over 30 to go somewhere, but most are not really interested or motivated to change.

" One day of the week, we either talk over the phone or go somewhere and talk, to pass the evening.