Sentence examples for it somewhere less from inspiring English sources

It's one of those objects that you position prominently and then after a while you think, Eh?, and move it somewhere less conspicuous.

The prime minister failed to make him move it somewhere less prominent.There have been rumblings of dissent in government circles: two cabinet ministers and the head of the state electricity-generating firm have resigned in recent days.

If you don't know the people that are coming over, it might be a good idea to put it somewhere less obvious.

When they rob a house, they're stressed and by hiding it somewhere less obvious you can waste some of their time and make them even more anxious and they might chicken out.

To make it more sensational, try placing it somewhere less obvious, like in your wallet, a candy bar wrapper, an opaque balloon, a piece a fruit, or a bottle of pop.

You can knit in the new ball of yarn anywhere, but it is best to place it in somewhere less visible, like under the arm.

The problem is that it's a simple HTTP request, so it really wouldn't be that hard to redirect it to somewhere less wholesome, and potentially damaging.

However, the first prototype was based on a stripped down version of Xen 4.0; implying that it falls somewhere less than 1.6 million lines of code [53].

Penalising those clubs and festivals where drugs are more likely to be taken, even if they are doing their upmost to tackle the issue in a realistic way, will simple drive it somewhere else less equipped to deal with it".

As I was leaving for Benghazi last spring, Luca turned to look at me as he walked down the stairs, hand in hand with his father: "Mama, can't you go somewhere less dangerous?" It did and always will break my heart to say goodbye to Luca.

I pinned the gecko broach near the top of my tie, it's head slightly over the edge as if it might be crawling away in search of somewhere less plaid.