Sentence examples for somewhere able from inspiring English sources

"Their fathers were off working in a mine somewhere, able to come home only during the holidays.

If only someone, somewhere, was able to give Newman a platform from which he could prove all these detractors wrong.

And there'll always be somewhere else able to come along and do it and reap the benefit, some island off Fiji or something.

Some super-empowered cybervandal, probably working on a PC out of a basement somewhere, was able to cripple the world's biggest commercial Web sites.

Is it peculiar to coverage in England or do commentators across Europe use the same mistaken cliche?" An interesting question there at the end – is anyone watching somewhere exotic able to provide an answer?

"The problem is finding somewhere structurally able to cope.

I want to go to school somewhere dorm-able, but my parents have always wanted me to stay in New York City and live at home.

Somewhere must be able to do better than that.

Some band, somewhere, might be able to make lyrics like these sound better than they look, but this one makes them sound even worse.

"Is there somewhere we're able to see such highlights and I just missed the memo?" If the goal descriptions aren't showing up, press F5.

But there's another, more positive, side to group juggling: the more people juggling, the more likely someone, somewhere will be able to catch a ball that an otherwise busy, overwhelmed individual would have dropped.