Sentence examples for someplace the from inspiring English sources

And that is someplace the Rangers were not only three weeks ago.

Case in point: when I yell at the flying car to fly me someplace (the Vatican, Susan's, Best Buy, etc)., it always ends up flying me over a bunch of crappy countries.

Had he buried it in a lot someplace, the police could dig, but Mr. Hernandez's version of events renders the haystack too big, the needle almost certainly gone for good.

At a Staples store on the corner of 19th and L Streets, she explained her preference for the two-month wall calendar: "If five people live in the house and everyone needs to be someplace the same night, the box size on a four-month calendar is too small," she said, while one-month calendars, which offer more space, aren't good for planning.

Now, I guarantee you that somewhere in a desk drawer in Washington, DC – someplace in an FCC bureaucrat's office or someplace – the government machinery will be in place to take away as many political freedoms as they can manage, on the left.

From my childhood, travel always meant being on the way to someplace: the Mississippi Delta -- that big, flat cottonfield passing the car window on our Christmas trip from Jackson to Little Rock; the Everglades -- the big, murky watery part out there on the left as we drove to the opening of the Fontainebleu Hotel in Miami Beach in 1955.

The idea of putting a coyote magnet in the backyard, someplace where the coyotes can bench-press four hundred pounds, is terrifying.

I keep one with a speaker under my pillow, and I almost have an anxiety attack if I'm on the road someplace and the batteries go out.

It's someplace where the clientele is chummy, the food comforting, the bartenders beer-geeky but not snobby.

This also could be someplace in the East or the Midwest, suburbia or a small town.

"Next year, let's go someplace where the locals resent the tourists in a language we don't understand".