Sentence examples for somewhere almost from inspiring English sources
The phrase "somewhere almost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a vague or imprecise location that is nearly defined or close to a specific point. Example: "I think I left my keys somewhere almost near the front door."
"Especially during the war, I had to play the Dvorak somewhere almost every month," he recalled.
"There has been trouble somewhere almost every day since the campaign began.
At the briefing, Mr. DesLauriers said that someone somewhere almost certainly heard a mention of the marathon or the date of April 15.
Where Mr. Frank photographed in London, men were always on their way to somewhere, almost always alone -- on deserted streets, even on occupied sidewalks.
It just might, and the evidence comes from somewhere almost no one has thought to look: Africa's evangelical churches, long seen as the bane of family planning programs everywhere.
This season, she has gone one step further, painstakingly logging the process of creating the collection, and hiding relevant numbers inside the clothes — the exact time at which a pattern was finished, for example, might be embroidered somewhere almost imperceptible.
From midnight through two-thirty, I played uptempo rock songs for a party that I knew happened almost every week, somewhere near Philly.
Don't worry about "process metaphysics" - it's something Anne read somewhere and almost certainly doesn't understand - but the question is, what was it doing in her podium speech?
For those who get off somewhere else — almost everyone — the end is just a sign on the train.
And it would seem that somebody somewhere is almost always deeming some federal action to be improper.
There are funny grace notes, like the one baby who can be found hanging upside down somewhere in almost every drawing.
