Sentence examples for nowhere became from inspiring English sources

News from Nowhere became "a kind of handbook for the romantic-intellectual English socialism that has only just ended with the death of Michael Foot".

One such project, in Alaska, involved building a bridge that would connect a small city to an airport on an island, at a cost of more than two hundred million dollars; the so-called "bridge to nowhere" became a national joke and a scandal.

For me, personal loss out of nowhere became an epidemic.

When the Governor's "Bridge to NoWhere" became public, she made a deal -- she kept the money.

Napoleon who came out of nothing and nowhere became the emperor of France out of sheer desire and persistence.

Here Palin is from an October 2, 2006 interview with the Ketchikan Daily News, conducted before she was elected governor (and before her opposition to the Bridge to Nowhere became a linchpin of her national persona).

David Denby wrote that Reichardt "gives us a new kind of feminist and materialist realism, with an emphasis on repetitive work," and that "the journey from nowhere to nowhere becomes an absurdist quest, as if John Ford had been overtaken along the trail by Samuel Beckett".

"Singapore literally came out of nowhere and became a country of primary concern.

And then out of nowhere she became the victim of a music-industry drive-by.

On the Hawaiian islands alone, 60 bird species found nowhere else became extinct, their disappearances coinciding with the appearance of humans, marked in the fossil record by, among other things, the advent of trash heaps.

This strong young actor came out of seemingly nowhere and became Robinson in this movie.