Sentence examples for nowhere takes from inspiring English sources

Let me tell you that is the toughest... Getting to visit your child or husband stuck in the middle of nowhere takes hours and hours.

Sharifa Rhodes-Pitts's first book, "Harlem Is Nowhere," takes its title from a 1948 essay by Ralph Ellison, and it pays homage, in grainy and shifting ways, to many other classics of black literature and thought.

"Right or wrong, I told him, 'You get nowhere taking on the American political system,' " Ebersol recalled.

And the parallels were emphasised by the fact that the fesival, like the final visionary scene in News from Nowhere, took place along the banks of the River Thames.

The lyrics on The Real Thing were written on the hoof, with the inspiration for From Out of Nowhere taken from what Patton called "sleep deprivation experiments".

For the last two years of my mother's life, when she was always in and out of the hospital, we had gone nowhere, taken no trips for pleasure apart from occasional walks along the beach.

Following the bulk of western reporting on the Iraq crisis, you'd think the self-styled 'Islamic State of Iraq and Syria' (Isis) popped out of nowhere, took the west completely by surprise, and is now rampaging across the Middle East like some random weather event.

However, I am more preoccupied with Peep's words, and in their wake, the tiny courtyards, cloistered backstreets and narrow lanes to nowhere take on a more sinister edge.

However, something far from the Harlem Shake which I call the Harlem Fake came out of nowhere, taking YouTube by storm.

Don't tell me that I'm crazy Don't tell me I'm nowhere Take it from me It's hip to be square It's hip to be square It's hip to be square So hip to be square.

"Now and nowhere else" takes its wildness seriously yet isn't wild — or specific — enough.