Sentence examples for nowhere today from inspiring English sources

The broken stairway leads nowhere today except to an overgrown stretch of Highbridge Park.

It is going nowhere today, and neither are the holidaymakers in the Egyptian resort due to fly home on it.

Haggard's best-known song, "Okie from Muskogee," has launched countless other I'm-proud-to-be-country songs since its release, but a twenty-first-century take on his "A Working Man Can't Get Nowhere Today," for instance, could speak to class anxieties that remain paramount to country listeners but which have gone mostly AWOL on country radio.

The other underscores a challenge Microsoft has to try to make this work when its other attempts have gone nowhere: "Today, I feel for the members of the old Microsoft Reader team (and Bill Hill).

All that marble, those wall tiles, the broad, Hollywood-like stairs − leading nowhere today − and sorry details like a sign on a wall of the Crestwood Court mall, St Louis, reading "Rest Easy", is both a little trashy and rather poignant.

-- Merle Haggard, "A Workin' Man Can't Get Nowhere Today," 1977.

The Knicks were going nowhere four months ago.

Mr Robot arrived out of nowhere last year.

Olic is a Croat whose country is going nowhere next year.

Their absence was proposed by the league after two days of federal mediation went nowhere last week.

Its follow-up, Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere (1969), teamed Young with the garage band Crazy Horse.