Sentence examples for is now somewhere from inspiring English sources
He is now somewhere in Germany.
His prediction of 2008 growth is now somewhere "below" 2%.
The L.R.A. leader, no longer welcome in Sudan, is now somewhere in the Central African Republic.
"The debt service is now somewhere on the order of $450 to $500 million a year".
In fact, "only one" joined the Kurdistan Workers Partyy (PKK) and is now "somewhere in northern Iraq".
He is now somewhere in Sweden chopping down trees and I am unable to contact him, although he phones occasionally.
The day had begun in Colorado; we were now somewhere over Algeria, headed for a refuelling stop in N 'djamena, Chad
"The chances of these people getting caught are now somewhere between slim and none," Chief Chadwick said.
I'm now somewhere in the recently published fifth volume, "A Dance With Dragons," and I'm ready for an intervention.
Depending on the type of earnings used, p/e ratios are now somewhere between the high teens and (rather more likely) the low 40s.
Most of the kids who watched the show during its heyday are now somewhere between the ages of 18 and 25.
