Sentence examples for image somewhere from inspiring English sources

Not truly seeing himself but experiencing a misty image somewhere in the air within arm's reach.

Then the third thought, an image: somewhere, possibly Seattle, eavesdroppers were seated before a bank of computers, headphones clamped over ears, listening in, giggling.

My feeling is that if Kilimnik aims for anything at all, it is for a qualified sense of deja vu: haven't we seen this image somewhere before in some other life?

Tillman sent him the first half of "Pure Comedy," requesting only two things: an image, somewhere, of a skeleton pissing into a dumpster fire and another conveying some smidgen of hope.

But it would all be window dressing without the piercing poetry, humour and pain of Kane's script, not to mention Cielecka's central performance – so fierce and fiery that even when she has been swallowed by the light, you feel you can still glimpse her scorched image somewhere in the shadows.

"We really encourage them to report it because potentially you'll then have a thumbnail of that image somewhere hidden in your computer system even if you only clicked on it for one second," said spokeswoman Claire Lilley.

At that point the film rips and, when I splice it together and switch the projector back on, all I get is a jumble of images: somewhere I throw away my threadbare footcloths and put on the woollen socks we have found in an evacuated military storehouse.

And companies like Image are somewhere in the middle, with a slate of creator-owned characters.

It was clear they wanted to project this image of somewhere that was quite diverse.

Clinton… Golden wants an empire in her own image, built somewhere in the space between her heroes Oprah Winfrey and Henry Louis Gates.

Beset by media reports of warlordism, kidnapping and narco crime, they seemed trapped in the image stakes somewhere between Somalia and Afghanistan.