Sentence examples for invisible somewhere from inspiring English sources

A guitarist and a drummer are invisible, somewhere in the blackness behind Anderson.

"There's an invisible wall somewhere out in Queens that Long Islanders don't want to cross," said Paul Allan, Gateway's producer and a grandson of the theater's founders.

"If we fail to find suffering in the [animal] lives we can see," Dennett writes in "Kinds of Minds," "we can rest assured there is no invisible suffering somewhere in their brains.

Most elements aren't visible or invisible, but somewhere in between.

Now Einstein looks down on him with eyes that scan like X-rays, and his speech comes not from his mouth but from somewhere invisible and oracular.

It wasn't — only parts of it, in neighborhoods to the east of the city's invisible dividing line somewhere around 14th Street NW.

The single distraction that kept the village from epitomizing a dreary Russian peasant village for all time was the loud rock-and-roll anthem reverbing from speakers somewhere invisible but quite close by.

After writing a series of articles on the Klan for the left-wing newspaper The Daily Compass — some with datelines like "Inside the Invisible Empire" and "Somewhere in Klan Territory" — he published "I Rode With the Ku Klux Klan" in 1954.

Franklin Bruno, meanwhile, will be in action again at the end of the month on another invisible, amateur boxing show, somewhere in Essex.

While typically somewhere between invisible and occult, dollar policy is why the choice of the successor to Gary Cohn matters to America's economic, and President Trump's political, fortunes and is why President Trump should pick a director of the National Economic Council who has a strong grasp of this.

Potential uses for "Invisible" include: "Spend the night somewhere you shouldn't have?