Sentence examples for it would be somewhere from inspiring English sources

"Ideologically, if a consensus exists across Europe," wrote Adler, "it would be somewhere on the left... a middle way between Sweden and Yugoslavia... distancing [itself] from 'the superpowers'". The US government was particularly worried about Britain.

If the new Christendom had a world capital based on the location of its believers, it would be somewhere south of the Sahara.

"It would be somewhere around seven hundred and fifty".

All Mr. Dolman would say about their new home is that it would be "somewhere in St. James's".

More likely, it would be somewhere that Mr. Obama might win if he were already having a strong night over all, as he did in 2008.

One morning, I was eating breakfast in a café near St. Vitus' cathedral, and I read in the Prague Post that Havel in fact would write a memoir, but that it would be "somewhere between Henry Kissinger and Charles Bukowski".

We guessed that it'd be somewhere between $100 and $150 — and we were right.

If this were The Last Crusade, it'd be somewhere inside the temple, crossing the bridge of faith to reach the chalice.

The cost would be somewhere between $10m and $50m.

A good test would be somewhere close to this ideal.

I'd be somewhere else entirely".