Sentence examples for he said nowhere from inspiring English sources
There was no place like New York, he said, nowhere else he ever wanted to be.
He said: "Nowhere in the impact assessments or in what was put before Parliament was the effect on the disabled of loss of family carers raised.
He said "nowhere else can I find the wisdom and the peace that the Gita gives me".
He said: "Nowhere is that more true than in welfare.
David Brenner, who has been a regular Carson guest since 1971, speaks for many young entertainers when he says, "Nowhere is where I'd be without the 'Tonight Show.' It's a necessary ingredient. . . .
He says, "Nowhere is there a hint that such attitudes might bear some relation to the plight of the Palestinians, the agony of military defeat or the humiliation of life under Israeli occupation".
Most Japanese residents, he said, "have nowhere to hide".
Like Mozart's music, bel canto is "very naked," he said, "with nowhere to hide.
"The question is: Have they honored their commitments to me, which was to show our collection?" Efforts to ameliorate the situation, he said, went nowhere.
And yet I know just what G. K. Chesterton meant when he said that nowhere on earth does an Englishman feel as much a stranger as in the United States.
