Sentence examples for nowhere served from inspiring English sources

However, the April 1968 release of "You Ain't Goin' Nowhere" served to strengthen McGuinn's position as head Byrd, with the guitarist's familiar drawl occupying the lead vocal spot and negligible input from Parsons, despite the single's obvious country leanings.

Is there nowhere serving good, affordable food, preferably from the sea, with a smattering of greenery on the side?

But if nothing else, Hurricane Sandy — a storm that seemed to come out of nowhere — serves as a reminder that the worst can happen.

Farmhouses are opening their doors to visitors looking for an authentic holiday experience, rustic taverns in the middle of nowhere serve up slow-food delights, and Croatia's top winemakers provide tastings in their cellars.

Case in point, an extravagantly expensive congressionally funded Alaskan "bridge to nowhere" that served just a handful of people on an island.

The game's enduring appeal goes way beyond the casual gamer and classrom slacker though, as the mysterious and appealing way those blocks fall from out of nowhere has served as inspiration to a number of artworks and projects based on the game.

It was still sitting vacant one Thursday in June when Thornton and his crew found themselves with twenty-five hundred servings of food and nowhere to serve it.

Her site has come out of nowhere to serve as a social blueprint for growing numbers of young people in the city.

The only logic by which the devastation of Houston is a surprise is the logic of reality television, with twists that come out of nowhere and serve no human purpose but to move the plot along.

As well as his own compositions, he sang songs - in his endlessly melancholic, wonderfully human voice - about broken hopes, nowhere towns, and time served in jail as if they were his own, but his background lay in a rather more privileged place.

Niche innovations may lead nowhere, or even serve to reinforce the status quo.