Sentence examples for somewhere around when from inspiring English sources

Somewhere around when the sun came up, I felt safe enough to close my eyes, my book right next to me like a stuffed animal or the lover I wasn't old enough to have.

Usually in an article like this, the author starts somewhere around when they 'discovered' themselves.

"Somewhere around, I guess when it was threatened, around '95.

I think there's somewhere around 15,000.

With a price point of somewhere around $76,000 when it debuts in 2019, the e-tron ticks an awful lot of boxes for the target audience of luxury new car shoppers.

All such explanations, however, suggest that the relevant story began somewhere around June 2015 when Donald Trump astonished the political world by announcing his intention to seek the presidency.

And I don't mean the Cold War; I mean somewhere around July 2016, when the agency launched an investigation into possible (probable?) Trump/Russian collusion to interfere with #Election2016 and any chance of a Hillary Clinton win.

Yet, somewhere around its edges – when he forgets, just for moment, to light it up – you see something else.

He accomplishes this in part by telling his story backward, beginning with the 19th century and ending up somewhere around 2700 B.C., when the real Gilgamesh might actually have walked the earth.

As a trade partner, the West Bank will rank well at the bottom of the list of U.S. trade partners, somewhere around N0. 210, when annual figures are released.

Unfortunately, I lost interest somewhere around Episode 5, when I could no longer watch Kevin Spacey talk to the camera without thinking of Foghorn Leghorn and laughing hysterically.