Sentence examples for somewhere except from inspiring English sources

"They're like in South Beach somewhere, except it's Queens," said Chris Gonzalez, a real estate agent who grew up in Bayside.

So we were following a path downward that seemed to be taking us somewhere, except that at a certain point it led into a tunnel.

For our dads, the idea of macho got lost in some encounter group somewhere (except for Burt Reynolds in "Semi-Tough," when he is supposed to piss himself during a EST conference but sneaks in a catheder flask taped to his leg as back-up, which, ironically, I have a clear memory of going to see with my dad).

The overall median delay to seek help somewhere (except visits to traditional healers) was 4 weeks (range 2 52 weeks).

Though it has always been one of the N.F.L.'s primary adages that you need a great running game to win, the truth is, when it comes to drafting talent, teams at the bottom of the N.F.L. tend to go somewhere, anywhere, except to the running back position for help.

Rahman has not said where it will go, except somewhere in the council's billion-pound-a-year budget.

"I suppose part of me had thought of Hong Kong as somewhere essentially British, except with a lot of Chinese people scattered about, for local color," Dawn observes.

That's sort of what Man and Woman are doing, except somewhere at the heart of their fantasies is a sad, hard, homely truth of a real wounded relationship between two young lovers from the East End of London.

Except somewhere along the way, I got tired and gave in to what I thought was expected of me.

"It's two years where you're sent off somewhere — really anywhere, except for places obviously like North Korea — where you serve and you teach about Christ and about our religion.

Except that, somewhere toward the end of elementary school, certain boys started to interest me in ways I didn't entirely understand.