Sentence examples for small somewhere from inspiring English sources

Then we decided that was kind of silly and that maybe we should think about buying something small somewhere close to Sony".

But the batteries are so small — somewhere between C and D batteries in size — that the wind farm, at full power, would fully charge them in about 15 minutes.

The increase in the retail electricity price would be small – somewhere between 1% and 2% according to rough calculations based on a one-off payment for closure of between $400m and $1billion, shared between the remaining power generators.

Although the initial concept was for something extremely small – "somewhere between a joke and a Christmas gift for about 50 of our friends" – the printers required a run of at least 1,000.

Even so, the value of assets identified and frozen by foreign governments since the Arab Spring is disappointingly small: somewhere between $1 billion and $2 billion (with far less actually returned), when the amount nicked from Egypt alone was probably somewhere in the tens of billions (estimates run as high as $70 billion).

The Seasteading Institute could at least do something small somewhere.

Not to mention that it's New York, not a small town somewhere," he says.

But they're usually in small numbers somewhere out on the edge of the map.

"He's not the type of runner that's going to look to break a world record in a small meet somewhere against no one.

The words were without weight or importance... From time to time, a cheer went up from a small band somewhere in the House chamber.

[BKLYNR] It's become an annual tradition: a small business somewhere is criticized for ham-handedly using Sept. 11 in a promotion.