Sentence examples for nowhere that is from inspiring English sources
And whereas Calgary is a pleasant metropolis with a brand-new downtown, a view of the Rockies and some wonderful restaurants (if you like steak), Fort McMurray is a drab little settlement in the middle of the nowhere that is Alberta's north.
"This is not an outpost in the middle of nowhere that is of marginal interest," said Amanda J. Dory, the Pentagon's deputy assistant secretary for Africa.
Nowhere, that is, apart from the boutiques of Esfahan, where the wily dealers have set up accounts in Dubai to take payment over the internet.
From Caithness moorland to the New Forest in Hampshire, our landscapes have been altered by thousands of years of management; there is nowhere that is "wild" in the sense of never having been influenced by people.
The doubly incapable soldier never had a chance to fire, however, because no sooner had the five or six men emerged from the cellar, bicycles and all, than they were mowed down by machine-gun fire out of nowhere — that is, from one side of the street or the other or both.
Then Dell sees fit to throw in a 3G modem for broadband "everywhere" (unless you live in the middle of nowhere, that is), and updated Intel Atom processors.
He's here, he says, "because there's nowhere else that is this multidisciplinary.
Nowhere else comes close – that is undeniable".
It's on the way to nowhere — that's Norfolk".
"If you aim for nowhere, that's just where you'll go," one poster observed.
