Sentence examples for nowhere which from inspiring English sources

But the flight attendant dream went nowhere, which is good.

In a car, you are finally nowhere, which is sometimes where you truly want to be.

"They just materialized out of nowhere, which is something I've never seen before".

They were, to put it bluntly, in the middle of nowhere, which is where the Mets often reside.

His single From Nowhere, which has got airplay from pretty much everyone, is full of vibrant, uplifting electronic sounds.

When I first came here, I felt like I was in the middle of nowhere, which I rather liked, actually.

"She labeled one box 'Keys of Unknown Origin.' " Mr. van Meerten's and Ms. Stayer's second-floor bedroom has the famous door-to-nowhere, which once opened onto a porch but now leads straight down, as a guest at the "Mission: Inscrutable" party discovered the hard way when he walked through it and dropped 20 feet.

If cannulated, these patients are relegated to a "bridge-to-nowhere", which presents a complicated ethical dilemma in that they cannot survive without ECMO but recovery is improbable and they are not candidates for definitive therapy.

She said she opposed the infamous Bridge to Nowhere -- which she did, after it became a subject of national ridicule.

Out-of-nowhere "… which are several hundred bucks a bottle".

Short of this, Palestinians say, "Gaza first" will get nowhere which is why Mr Sharon is allowing it to be considered.