Sentence examples for have somewhere of from inspiring English sources
I used to keep a file, which I have somewhere, of all the institutions that turned down the exhibitions I proposed while I was working at the Blanton, exhibitions that they turned down because they had not heard of artists like Léon Ferrari and Gego, who are now the artists everyone is fighting for".
Right now I guess I have somewhere upwards of 30,000 records, but I really don't know.
Only use this if you have somewhere clear of dry grass, etc., such as a beach.
Whitehead likes the idea of having somewhere to tell the story of Seed Pantry with customers, but thinks that he can do that online just as well.
At $16, the teeth probably have somewhere between $35 and $60 worth of gold in them, which is a handsome profit".
We know how a plant generally behaves: most plants will have somewhere around 10% of active ingredient [THC] by weight.
Pretty much any culture there, whether Cuban or Puerto Rican or Dominican, they have somewhere some kind of thing like this -- a caja China".
Lord Wallace had told the chamber: "We have somewhere a photograph of my father with Lloyd George.
Some 33 of the 50 states have somewhere between 20 and 50 percent of their populations in urban areas.
I have somewhere along the lines of 800 Pez dispensers.
"As far as Portman is concerned, we have somewhere in the region of 90,000 borrowers and we currently have somewhere in the region of just 24 properties that are in possession because they haven't been able to sustain payments.
