Sentence examples for intimate somewhere from inspiring English sources

It's intimate, somewhere between demure and rowdy, and is the place you'll find homegrown talents getting a chance to shine.

It's intimate, somewhere between demure and rowdy, and is the place you'll find homegrown talents getting a chance to shine alongside international heroes.

"Lately, the scene in Napoli is controlled by only a few major promoters and there weren't any places that were intimate, somewhere to meet up with friends and enjoy quality music drinking few cocktails".

And at the time, it was still possible to catch a pioneer like Cecil Taylor, Anthony Braxton or even Ornette Coleman in an intimate setting somewhere in downtown Manhattan.

"Somewhere intimate," he says, and clams up.

After losing a match by one point, Thai player Chollapat Itthi-Aree insisted that his English opponent Ed Martin should be strip-searched to see if he had hidden the tile somewhere intimate.

"After doing these large commercial shows, I'm coming back to somewhere intimate in the heart of the community," she said.

She's become the face of a sophisticated, muted form of pop that's exemplified in her new track "You & I (Forever)." The Demure UK songstress' original is a soulful pop-rock crooner that sits somewhere between intimate and grandiose - It's like she's whispering the refrain in your ear as the loping backbeat restrains itself from soaring.

Adams was a master of tonal light, and the depth of this image and its flawless composition place it somewhere between the intimate and the expansive.

"We wanted somewhere where our intimate and naturalistic approach to Shakespeare could be heard, where people could, in a 700-plus-seat theatre, see the whites of your eyes, but where the stage is just big enough to give us the epic quality some of these plays may need.

As Wilson says of Sophocles, who according to tradition possessed "equanimity and amiability and the enjoyment of unusual good fortune," he couldn't have written the way he did without intimate knowledge of inner torment: "Somewhere in the fortunate Sophocles there had been a sick and raving Philoctetes".