Sentence examples for put it nowhere from inspiring English sources

But even its national reputation, buzz and research dollars put it nowhere near the ranks of the University of California, Berkeley, and the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor.

Rather, the drawing seemed to have come, as Kemp later put it, "from nowhere".

Because he is the kind of writer for whom (as Henry James put it) "relations stop nowhere," regular stanzas — he often favors the tercets that Wallace Stevens adapted from Dante — act as his firewall, his check on language that otherwise threatens to go utterly haywire.

Because he is the kind of writer for whom (as Henry James put it) "relations stop nowhere," regular stanzas he often favors the tercets that Wallace Stevens adapted from Dante act as his firewall, his check on language that otherwise threatens to go utterly haywire.

He has tried many times to sustain a long-term relationship, but, as he put it, "it went nowhere".

Mrs. Hollister, who was "just a nice little mother," as she put it, at first got nowhere.

Plants are running out of room for depleted uranium, yet the Energy Department, which is responsible for its permanent disposal, has nowhere to put it.

There's no plan for its removal because there's nowhere to put it.

There'd be nowhere to put it.

In any case, there's nowhere to put it.

As he put it, "Concrete ain't going nowhere".