Sentence examples for like somewhere else from inspiring English sources

Although it was lush in places it was also stark, jagged and desolate, and the mixture of vegetation meant that it kept looking like somewhere else, like Switzerland in a recordbreaking heatwave.

"I would like to go somewhere else".

If you don't like, just go somewhere else.

If you don't like trees, move somewhere else, please".

"I can't imagine ever not having this house, but I would like to live somewhere else".

Ronald Reagan is on television; the medical profession is baffled by increasing numbers of gay men with no T-cells; and everyone around Frank would like to be somewhere else.

5.47pm BST Third set: Djokovic 6-1, 6-4, 1-0 Tsonga* Jo-Wilfried would like to be somewhere else; not anywhere in particular, just somewhere, as long as it's else.

It is easy to assume that the people living in these areas would like to move somewhere else.

He said if I wanted to stay then perfect but understood if I'd like to try somewhere else.

"I'd like to be somewhere else.

While it would be perfectly fine to let your friend know that you aren't fond of that place and would like to meet somewhere else, it might also make sense to find out what draws her there.