Sentence examples for he has got somewhere from inspiring English sources

He has got somewhere as a result.

It was delivered to a colored woman by a colored man wearing yellow shoes, who looked up from the Journal-American he was reading and addressed his companion in the following words: "Now we and the Bear has got somewhere".

The results may be patchy, but at least in western Europe they have got somewhere.

It has gotten somewhere, as Athens asserts.

We've got somewhere for you to stay,'" he says.

"I've got somewhere else to move to but I'm really nervous about it.

You're in New York, after all: You've got somewhere to go and you're probably running late.

Or at least acknowledging we've got somewhere to get that is far away from where we currently stand.

"You get the impression that some people feel they have somewhere to get to in a hurry; they forget that we've got somewhere to get to as well".

So you might be living with two kids in your neighbour's shed but at least you've got somewhere elegant to look at when you walk by the river.

You can surf, have a barbecue, and then you've got somewhere to sleep".