Sentence examples for nowhere were they from inspiring English sources
Nowhere were they massing more quickly and uncontrollably than in Russia at the turn of the century.
In the last pages of the "Mars" trilogy, a character who has bitterly resisted change for a hundred and fifty years reminds herself, "Nowhere on this world were people killing each other, nowhere were they desperate for shelter or food, nowhere were they scared for their kids".
Nowhere were they entirely replaced by the invaders and they survive in high proportions, often 50percentt or more, throughout the British Isles, according to a study by Dr. Cristian Capelli, Dr. David B. Goldstein and others at University College London.
Nowhere were they more present than in Sky Blue's back line, which was anchored by Rampone and included the outside backs Dowling and Megan Schnur and center back Jen Buczkowski — a converted midfielder who replaced Anita Asante when she left at the start of the playoffs to play for England in the European Championships.
And nowhere were they more blatant than in the introduction of the devices' "new" camera features.
Such spectacles are common throughout the league, but nowhere are they are as rigorously programmed as this.
Nowhere are they felt as keenly as in places like Ciñera, whose very survival is bound to government support.
But nowhere do these works become memorably strange or distinct; nowhere are they governed by a sensibility that seems anything more substantial than amiable.
But these are strange times in English football, and nowhere are they stranger than in Manchester, where United, for all their success, are now the poor neighbours.
Nowhere are they treated with such reverence and panache as at the Indianapolis Speedrome, a small track across town from the far larger, more famous Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
And nowhere are they more refined, and unacknowledged, than at the helm of "high art", where self-advancement, especially for conductors, is often cloaked under highfalutin musical considerations.
