Sentence examples for like somewhere from inspiring English sources

We're not sure if we're still in riad territory but would like somewhere memorable for under £100 a night.

"I'd like somewhere within good distance of Wimbledon because it would be nice to stay at home while playing and which isn't too far from Roehampton to train," she said.

We'd like somewhere lively a short walk from shops, restaurants and a beach and the option of doing day trips by public transport, as we don't want to hire a car.

For while one understands that they might like somewhere to kick back and share frustrations, they also seem loth in this climate of rancour to be seen benefiting from its exclusivity.

At least we would like somewhere hidden....I don't feel free".

If you see the guy you like somewhere where you wouldn't expect to see him, go up to him and greet him!

It felt like somewhere very far from me.

I remembered songs from when I was a child, like "Somewhere Over The Rainbow".

America sounded like somewhere he could make a difference, he said.

It's more like somewhere in between Auschwitz and a Total Free-for-All?

Like Somewhere, Bling Ring paints a light, hazy portrait of Los Angeles.