Sentence examples for it at somewhere from inspiring English sources

The best base for an island adventure is in the thick of it, at somewhere like Kangaroo Island Wilderness Retreat which parades its environmental sensitivities, right down to the low ambient lighting that attracts hordes of wallabies four feet from your dinner table at teatime, but also has Wi-Fi and a clued-up modernity about it.

We got on the ferry at 10 a.m. and off it at somewhere around midnight.

It was the first time since the liberation of Paris in August 1944 that so many people – the interior ministry said there were too many to count but most estimates put it at somewhere between 1.5 million and 2 million – took to the streets of the city.

But based on a few different tricks and estimations, I would ballpark it at somewhere between 10,000 to 20,000 emails received over the past month.

It's hard to quantify the cost of such attrition, but scholar Richard Ingersoll has put it at somewhere between $1 billion and $2 billion a year.

For the bed, try putting it at somewhere close to a bottom corner.

However, Feigen believes the Cezanne will not go beyond the Van Gogh in price, predicting it instead at somewhere near $50 million.

The report goes rather deep into the valuation of the Linden Lab, which it pegs at somewhere between $658 million and 700 million.

Hand it out at somewhere not Really busy.

I'd be gutted if it isn't at Chelsea but if not, it will be at somewhere else for sure".

Now, scientists are putting its weight at somewhere between 28 and 38 metric tons.