Sentence examples for is of somewhere from inspiring English sources

My first impression is of somewhere rather exotic.

In another remark in the debate Mrs Clinton said her vision of America is of somewhere where everyone has a place.

We all want to be of somewhere and to have experienced something authentically a buzzword, perhaps, but most definitely today a call to action today, too.

It will be noisy and disruptive, and the contaminated sludge that it produces will have to be disposed of somewhere.

The middle of nowhere is, of course, somewhere for them.

The truth is, of course, somewhere between the two.

The only sound is of goat bells - somewhere nearby - and their tinkling is like devotional music.

"There's a difference between living somewhere," says Boyega, "and being part of somewhere.

With Wimbledon afoot, we're thinking of somewhere north of SW19.

I figured, "I'm kind of somewhere in between those types".

If one of us is hurting, somewhere inside of us, all of us are hurting.