Sentence examples for somewhere all from inspiring English sources

Travel somewhere all by yourself.

But put him in a quiet bar somewhere, all by himself, and he'll grow more anxious.

Somewhere, all bound up in the concept, were the words "Flirt" and "lounge" and "Allendale".

There's a ghost of the shape of a guitar in there somewhere, all cut up, but no volume, no depth, no effort to refer to any outside reality for validation.

They went through the motions of reconciliation, like two old boys on a quiet verandah somewhere; all that was missing were a couple of rocking chairs, some sweet violin and a setting sun.

"I felt that I needed to be somewhere all year round," Smyth told BBC Sport.

Needless to say, all these decisions must be made somewhere in all economic systems.

Maybe we were somewhere after all.

Maybe it had just been somewhere else all along.

Somewhere in all of this resided that power.

"Immigrants need to sleep somewhere, after all, even the illegal ones".