Sentence examples for somebody across from inspiring English sources

Or somebody across the street.

There's playing in front of thousands of people, playing you against somebody across the net and you trying to win that match.

In a Sisyphean vein, he would remake these figures over and over from scratch, to approximate, he said, the all-at-once immediacy of glimpsing somebody across the street or his model across the studio.

There are as many ways of being a sex addict as there are people: through the 12-step programme, I've been in rooms with everyone from convicted paedophiles to people who just feel shameful about the fact they look lustfully at somebody across the street.

Enrique Castillo:  I don't remember all the specifics about it but there was one I remember where the border patrolman had an alliance with somebody across the border and was alerting them as to where the best places to cross were.

Robinson thought the album's opening track "Gotta Serve Somebody" came across more as a "sleepy suggestion".

She spoke like somebody from across the Atchafalaya, somebody who had once spoken French.

Then out of the blue somebody comes across and the whole thing starts".

Eventually, "as we were going through documentation, somebody stumbled across an invoice that led to records of payments to this storage facility in the Hudson Valley, and they called us back and said the multitrack tapes are here," said Michael Rucker, Fania's chief marketing officer.

A cooked crudité is as much a contradiction in terms as a pan-seared steak tartare (which somebody right across the table from me ate in a bistro recently — it was very good: a highly-seasoned hamburger), so let's not think in those terms.

"Somebody ran across an old map of New York in which this area was called Cobleshill," said Dennis Holt, a senior editor of The Brooklyn Heights Press and Cobble Hill News, who recently wrote a series of articles about life in Cobble Hill during the 1880's.