Sentence examples for somewhere exclusive from inspiring English sources

If I had been interested in Jackie Onassis, I could remember what they were, but I knew that George, who was wearing formal pumps with a suit, had been somewhere exclusive.

Because we find that the corporate purpose lies somewhere between exclusive shareholder wealth maximization and the pursuance of public interests, governmentally mandated corporate-governance rules may justifiably include public goals.

I like it when somewhere has really exclusive lotions.

You enter an atrium that looks somewhere between an exclusive health club and an upmarket hotel.

I don't really think these two views, Mantel's and Morag's, are mutually exclusive – somewhere underneath the image of Kate is a flesh and blood Kate who, by the laws of probability, is a real human being.

The views alone will ensure that Longitude 131 enters the charts of the world's most exclusive hotels somewhere near the top.

After the cameras ended I got all of one minute with my family and friends and then I got dragged away by security and had a police escort whisking me to a nice exclusive hotel somewhere.

While it is my opinion that those two questions are mutually exclusive, someone, somewhere matches those two criteria.

If you happen to lose yourself in the decor and transport yourself to an exclusive club somewhere in Shanghai, the celebrity sitting at the table next to you will remind you that you're still in Beverly Hills. .

If you happen to lose yourself in the decor and transport yourself to an exclusive club somewhere in Shanghai, the celebrity sitting at the table next to you will remind you that you're still in Beverly Hills.

In spite of this, the level of care they extend to the patients at the hospital can lead one to believe the staff were employed by an exclusive clinic, somewhere the rich and the idle might go to dry out for a couple of weeks.