You won't see that in Egypt, because they have 20 boats going out every day.' After three days in the middle of nowhere, returning to Jeddah feels like an assault on the senses.
This young Swiss artist – Charrière was born in 1987 – brings back news from nowhere, returning with the very essence of the wild places he has travelled in the form of physical souvenirs: pans of briny lithium, translucent blue and green; fragments of ancient icebergs; pillars of twinkling salt.
These women, and the scores of relatives, friends and rivals who orbit them, go nowhere; they return repeatedly to the same ruts.
To do so would be to destroy the idea of Israel as a national home for Jews who have nowhere to return to.
She was scared of being discharged at the end of her treatment, because she had been evicted from her home and had nowhere to return to while in recovery.
While there is a continent of social and cultural knowledge, the narrative is never buried beneath it, and meandering tributaries that appear to be trickling nowhere invariably return to the main flow.
Even the most ambitious think twice before seeking their fortune in the city, because if things do not work out they may have nowhere to return to.Establishing sound property rights is a long and tricky process, but dismantling them is quick and easy.
You end up with a lot of resentful, displaced young people who are permanently differentiated through the education system and feel they have no stake in their countries of birth, but have never known anyplace else and have nowhere to "return" to.
On the roads north and south of Bozoum, villagers have nowhere to return; they are still hiding in the forest.
The Times' European correspondent Bruno Waterfield says if Britain opts out of centrally-set migrant quotas it could find itself with more refugees, but with nowhere to return them.
