Sentence examples for really somewhere else from inspiring English sources

It was when he put her back down that she finally believed she was really somewhere else, on another soil, in another country.

Her staff and minor members of her family may have spent recent times teaching Kate Middleton's parents to put on tweeds and shoot innocent animals, but Her Majesty's mind was really somewhere else.

Copycats or "phishing" sites may disguise a link to make you believe that you're still there, but really somewhere else.

"The artists really go somewhere else when singing, and when they think about Syria," Burton says.

Perhaps I'm still a 12-year-old boy at heart, but I can't open this book without a kind of ache, an almost religious realisation that there really is somewhere else.

The owner's lawyer also contended that Mr. Escoffier really lived somewhere else and that the apartment was illegally occupied by a subtenant, described first as a young man who recently answered the door and later as an older man also seen on the premises.

In a "wild and hairy" farmhouse, the Kroebers would also play host to the Native American subjects of Alfred's research, giving the young Ursula "an experience that a great many American kids don't have, of knowing people really from somewhere else".

He has a hodge podge of properties and services that are either being shut down or really belong somewhere else.

Will Poulter plays it admirably straight, but has the look of a man who would really rather be somewhere else.

"Walker's agenda, which was always there but nobody knew it, really came from somewhere else, like the Koch brothers, the national party and ALEC.

"But then it was just: Wayne and Vanessa were spotted in such and such a restaurant, when really we were somewhere else.