Sentence examples for he would be nowhere from inspiring English sources
However, Oldfield told The Spectator that he would be nowhere near the Tideway on Sunday.
It fueled an image that he would be nowhere without his kin.
And the conservative raconteur William F. Buckley Jr., said he would be nowhere near Madison Square Garden when Mr. Bush picks up the nomination.
He says he would be nowhere socially if he hadn't gone to college and had this odd thing happen to him.
And there are those who still contend that he's not a particularly brilliant actor, that he'd be nowhere without Mulder.
Aeneas also expressed pietas toward his ancestors and to the gods who carried him on his difficult journey, precisely because he knew he'd be nowhere without divine intercession.
Had Felton, who makes just $2.5 million per year on average, put up even half the numbers Reece has, he'd be nowhere near the top of our overpaid list and would be considered a better value than studs like Ndamukong Suh and Clay Matthews.
But when there was that fuss about the friendly-fire incident with the Danish soldiers, she fixated on the idea that Anthony had been involved in it, even though Roy insisted that he'd been nowhere near where it had happened.
But he said it would be nowhere near the $70 a month charged for gigabit rates in Japan.
"They could stop and let people out and then there would be nowhere for the people to go," he explained.
