Sentence examples for nowhere that has from inspiring English sources

"They have a lot of demands that say 'you must interact with this department' and it doesn't matter if that's a small department in the middle of nowhere that has no security".

According to Colbert, Iceland is "a frigid rock in the middle of nowhere that has gone bankrupt and gone gay".

As someone who hasn't been in the Payne fanclub for several years, I found myself unexpectedly tickled by the first act of Downsizing, which sees the director – beginning proceedings in the dun Nebraskan nowhere that has backgrounded most of his films – laying out his lunatic sci-fi premise with a dry, droll matter-of-factness and attention to daft visual detail more akin to Spike Jonze.

It is, instead, a long march to the slaughterhouse that seems to take forever to get going and, once it does, goes nowhere that hasn't been visited before by more talented filmmakers.

The Cavs are working in time, executing a beautiful defensive plan out of nowhere that has the Warriors scrambling.

The return to school can signal a return to overwhelm for many students and parents wishing they could find a way to stay off the rat wheel race to nowhere that has come to define schooling and afterschool activities.

(5c)  "Sarah Palin built a road on the island to the Bridge To Nowhere that had been cancelled -- just so she wouldn't have to give the money back to the federal government.

It is wrong to perpetuate and even intensify the pursuit of the old roads to nowhere that have long been discredited.   .

By invoking situated knowledges, Haraway suggests that all knowledge is local and limited, denying the possibility of the impartial view-from-nowhere that has often been associated with the perspective of objective knowledge.

Nights, he sometimes meets up with friends who also have nowhere that they have to be in the morning, and they share a few cheap beers.

"There's nowhere else in America that has something like this".