Sentence examples for past somewhere from inspiring English sources

Even our stuffed shirt Milt has some secrets lurking in his past somewhere.

And that whatever we're seeing must have happened in some iteration, at some point, sometime in the past somewhere.

If you don't get round to a reservation, an early-evening mooch around should take you past somewhere you fancy.

At every moment in the past, somewhere on the globe, groups have killed each other over some valueless sliver of land, or the way men trim their beards, or how irregular verbs should be conjugated.

Tucci came here first a year ago with his wife, literary agent Felicity Blunt, having been unable to walk past somewhere that shared a name with one of his own favourite films.

The melody here is elegant and active — very little drags on in Emmy The Great songs — and the song opens with an extraordinary verse that sums up a place and its recent past: "Somewhere there's a country you remember from your youth.

Dogged by guilt, as strange accusatory phone messages appear on his answerphone and his memory plays tricks, he realises the cause of what feels like his own descent into mental illness must be buried deep in his past, somewhere between a lost father, wartime trauma, a treacherous lover and a life spent treating the damaged.

"You were off in the past, somewhere.

Just past Broadway somewhere, I turned south and cut over to the street.

This is the past, but somewhere in there is an intimation of the future.

A few moments passed where I debated whether I should give my closing statement or just let the conversation go free to find its place with every other past conversation, somewhere, buried in the ether.