Sentence examples for someplace from which from inspiring English sources

A pilot trial would have to be someplace from which mosquitoes can't escape--Saõ Tomé, one of a handful of islands that form a republic off the west coast of Africa, for example, or perhaps artificial "oases" in the Sahara desert.

from which they originated.

But they are grateful to be someplace safe (and someplace with alcohol, which I will surely complain about at a later date).

By "triangulating around these difficulties, people end up someplace, which is better than no place," she adds sympathetically.

Unlike those American Adams who have long embodied the national character with their reserves of hope, innocence and optimism, Katniss springs from someplace else, a place in which an American Eve, battered, bruised and deeply knowing, scrambles through a garden not of her making on her way to a new world.

This would also prevent the system from being gamed, which would be simple under the other system: imagine someplace where an inner city district has poor fixed broadband availability and companies don't want to spend the money to upgrade it.

I guess if I'm from someplace, I'm from Minot, North Dakota.

Early on, there is a squealing car chase through someplace supposed to be Brooklyn, during which many pounds of fish and several television sets fall from trucks.

I'd have to find someplace away from people.

Pick someplace away from other people.

Take photocopies of your passport, identification, and credit cards, and keep them someplace separate from the originals.