Sentence examples for nowhere particular from inspiring English sources
We had nowhere particular to go, no timetable to stick to, but the champagne - outrageously, nose-ticklingly expensive - did its trick.
Open April-late Oct, £2.95 adults, £1.95 kids, visitskegnessandmablethorpe.com Chugging along the seafront on a small-gauge railway, going nowhere particular at a leisurely pace, is a peculiarly British activity.
Though Armitage complains at times that the Pennine Way is an "unglamorous slog among soggy, lonely moors," and his walk "a pointless exercise, leading from nowhere in particular to nowhere in particular," his account is never a slog for the reader.
The palace of Westminster has a surprising amount of internal courtyards, and an even more bewildering array of peculiar small staircases which seem to lead nowhere in particular.
It is, in fact, nowhere in particular.
It's everywhere and nowhere in particular.
It seems like nowhere in particular.
That leaves Britain picking cherries nowhere in particular.
He likes communities that, to outsiders, seem nowhere in particular.
Passes went to ground and kicks to nowhere in particular.
Instead he opted to kick long to nowhere in particular.
