Sentence examples for place it somewhere from inspiring English sources

Adams was a master of tonal light, and the depth of this image and its flawless composition place it somewhere between the intimate and the expansive.

Once you think you killed it, chop its head off or run over it then place it somewhere with a lot of plants.

Place it somewhere sunny and at least 21C.

While first impressions place it somewhere between an arms fair and a porn convention, it is the opposite of exploitative.

The flowing printed robes and sumptuous touches of fur in the Bohemian court place it somewhere in Central Asia in the days of the Silk Road.

All participants are asked to write their first names on a piece of masking tape and to place it somewhere prominent on their bodies.

As for what kind of a job caddying actually is, many teenagers place it somewhere between flipping burgers and working as a lifeguard.

He continued: "This play was an attempt to take that pain and place it somewhere in my heart where it settles comfortably and I can go back to it without anger, hatred and bitterness".

I felt like a sky giant beaming down on a small model of the urban panorama, almost as if I could pick up a building and place it somewhere else.

"We get to finish at the pace that we want to," Ms. Kidman said, "and then if people respond to it, we get to place it somewhere, with people that we feel are as passionate about it as we are".

I would place it somewhere between forbidden and tolerated art and culture.