Sentence examples for may be nowhere from inspiring English sources

Eventually, there may be nowhere left to go.

The answer to the question of where he goes from here may be "Nowhere".

"Flushing has become so dense," he added, "there may be nowhere to go but out".

There may be nowhere for a man like him among the encroaching slickification of Austin's skyline.

In a country with 40percentt unemployment, there may be nowhere to go but up.

The commissioner may be nowhere in sight and the draftniks will focus on others.

And if the game's stars don't start backing doubles with more than just tweets, the game may soon be nowhere to see at all.

But what you see today about May employment may turn out to be nowhere near the final number.

Newt may be going nowhere, and he's no Douglas (never mind Lincoln), but is his number really so far off?

PASSION IN THE HIMALAYAS As for sheer natural beauty, in its most sublime form, it may be captured nowhere in the world better than the Himalayas.

That humanity may be captured nowhere quite as lucidly, or as self-consciously, as in "The Fruit Hunters," in which Mr. Pullman — gravelly voice and fathomless eyes on full display, along with a closetful of plaid shirts — holds his own among the cultivators, smugglers and epicures whose lustiest ardor seems reserved for a mouthful of flesh and juice.