Sentence examples for in on somewhere from inspiring English sources

Quite simply, in this wantonly inflammatory piece, the Jews drop in on somewhere they have no right to be, despise, conquer, and at last revel in the spilling of Palestinian blood.

A Recurring Theme The grid is a recurring visual theme in Minimalism, and no sooner had we left the museum than we were imprisoned in one, somewhere on Park Avenue, gridlocked.

This is an important question given that low-expressed genes are thus likely to be systematically under-represented in the results of Veridcal, and this should be commented on somewhere in the paper.

Oh, hell's bells, hang on, somewhere in this mess she must have a — She stepped in, grabbed Dad's duck-handled umbrella from the rack, stepped out.

Dad's Army is always on, somewhere in the world".

"You felt that there was something not quite right going on somewhere in the room".

Things might be clinging on somewhere in Britain, but they very likely have vanished from your local patch.

Although I was suspicious at first that something terrible was going on somewhere, in fact it saved me".

(I can only imagine while this was going on, somewhere in the writer's room, Tim Robinson was doing something funny).

Payne's parents figured he'd play four years for the Racers before he tried to latch on somewhere in the NBA.

For our honeymoon, we made a conscious decision not to choose somewhere based exclusively on either beauty or tolerance, but to settle on somewhere in between that was both aesthetically pleasing and where fear wouldn't be a factor.