Sentence examples for somewhere at all from inspiring English sources

By figuring out how to switch all copies of the virus in the host from latency to their active stage at the same time, rather than the way the virus copies normally stagger their activity stage, leaving some dormant somewhere at all times, conventional antiviral drugs might kill the entire virus population, since they can no longer hide in the nerve cells.

Are you MAD? I'd want to go somewhere with NO MONSTERS AT ALL! (That's why I'd make a very bad Doctor Who, even though I've got the outfit and everything).

"There's a significant percentage of Britain on the motorway somewhere at any one time.

I don't teach or have to be somewhere at a certain time...

It turned out that the school principal was away somewhere at a meeting.

This is a proper job – I have to be somewhere at a certain time every week.

Most people, if they are sceptical at all, fall somewhere between uninterested, uncertain and disinclined to trust what they read in the papers.

That 1966 Bantam edition wound up getting donated somewhere at some point, along with all the "Ripley's Believe It or Not" compilations and Rod Serling's "Tales From the Twilight Zone".

Ironically, the most disadvantaged Australians aren't from somewhere else at all.

Working in a city where everyone is kind of guided by the principle that there's something better going on, somewhere else, at all times, it's easy to get sucked into a terrible line of thinking that ends in a weird mix of envy, competition and resentment.

Somewhere at the heart of all this is the kind of individualism that sometimes thought of as "rugged" but which usually resolves itself as stupid and cruel.