Sentence examples for nowhere smaller from inspiring English sources

'The line between being a hero and a loser is nowhere smaller than for a goalkeeper,' Kahn explains.

"We've argued for the last two years that it would be fine to apply the penalty where people have refused to take smaller accommodation, but to penalise people when there's nowhere smaller to move to is perverse".

However, there is nowhere small enough in the area for her to move in to.

The play space has wheels at various heights that children can drive to nowhere, a small climbing wall, and an endless number of stairs to satisfy the urge that small people inevitably have to gain serious height.

It was bizarre, in the middle of nowhere, a small village 100 miles from Poznan.

"Since everyone sees this government going nowhere, every small action gives the perception that it is creating obstacles for peace".

The new 911 isn't a big car, and the perfectly stitched interior is still an intimate space, but it's nowhere near small.

Out of nowhere, a small group of activists offered to organize a nationwide campaign aimed at pushing Morsi out of office, a campaign called Tamarrod (Rebellion).

Then the telephone rings, but instead of answering it I sit down on the floor and write out a sentence, and another, which come to me out of nowhere, like small boats appearing in the valley of the Seine.

In Lipetsk Oblast, the team visited half a dozen towns in as many days, where they sought out both the well-known – the sky-blue, golden-domed cathedral in Zadonsk – and the unknown – in Chaplygin, a cheese-making workshop; in Yelets, a museum in the house of the Soviet composer Tikhon Khrennikov; in the middle of nowhere, a small falcon reserve.

But it does mean there is nowhere for small firms to operate.