Sentence examples for make somewhere from inspiring English sources

So after I did "Marie Antoinette," which was so decorative with so many characters, then I wanted to make "Somewhere," where it was just two characters, really simple.

"At a lot of regional houses, I expect to make somewhere between $1,000 and $3,000" per performance, Mr. Elzinga said.

Yes, life is ridiculously expensive and inconvenient — the frigid dawn lineup that Sunday in February for Carmelo the Science Fellow! — but Bloomberg's New York is a city that works extremely well if you make somewhere in the six figures.

For perspective, Daft Punk's song of the summer, "Get Lucky", reached 104,760,000 Spotify streams by the end of August: the two Daft Punk guys stand to make somewhere around $13,000 each.

Due to the disastrous collective-bargaining agreement reached at the end of the last lockout, LeBron will make somewhere in the range of twenty million dollars, when all reasonable estimates have his annual worth to a franchise at somewhere between forty and seventy-five million dollars.

Work by Belfast City Centre Management was cited as a "best practice" example of how to make somewhere safe and welcoming.

Yet savings have to be made somewhere.

A start has to be made somewhere".

A stand for summer has to be made somewhere.

Exquisitely turned wooden handles are made somewhere in Northamptonshire.

He's probably making somewhere around $7m or $8m a year.