Sentence examples for something of a place from inspiring English sources
His replacement, Derek Anderson, is something of a place keeper until the rookie Brady Quinn is ready.
Carmine Street may be something of a place apart, but it is still part of Lower Manhattan and its economic blood is only slowly rebuilding its strength.
The portrait may have lost Wrathchild some metal cred, but the band has something of a place of honor in "The Merciless Book of Metal Lists," a new compendium of heavy-metal indexes written by Howie Abrams, the founder of the metal and hard-core label In-Effect Records, and Sacha Jenkins, the former music editor of Vibe magazine.
Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has been one of the few politicians in either the "remain" or the "leave" camps to come out after the referendum with something of a plan in place, as well as support from her party.
It's as if I'm pulling up something out of a place I really don't know anything about".
But for a campus center, the Frist is something of a lonely place.
When Wilde arrived at L'Hôtel – then known as Hôtel d'Alsace – in August 1899, it was considered to be something of a disreputable place.
Launched in 2007 on the same day that another popular tracker, Oink, shut down what.cd was something of a mythical place on the internet, lauded for its massive library and derided for its stringent application process and strict rule enforcement.
Indeed, Russia's elite are using London as something of a playground, a place where they can talk more freely about their home country and enjoy their newfound wealth.
"Now, it's something of an in place".
But it is something of an odd place, prepared to vote Conservative massively in elections for Wandsworth Council but share its favours with Labour at a national level for a while.
