Sentence examples for somewhere fixed from inspiring English sources
Healthy boundaries exist somewhere fixed and unconscious -- they are clear, but not nailed in place.
She tells callers that "you have to start somewhere to fix it," and that Mr. Cuomo is a good place to start.
Her eyes are clear and expressionless, fixed somewhere off in space.
Diplo's own persona is fixed somewhere between cool-hunting hipster and catcalling bro.
His eyes are fixed somewhere up above the upper-left-hand corner of the painting.
His jaw is set and resting in his hand, his gaze is fixed somewhere in the distance, and his voice is unusually monotone.
He is a young role player with some room to grow but has a fixed ceiling somewhere south of stardom.
"We can't afford the likes of Michael Gash, so we need to look to get him out somewhere and get him fixed up.
a Site index refers to the timber potential for a site for a particular species, usually at a fixed age somewhere near the expected rotation length for the species.
Height growth is frequently used in forestry to determine a 'site index', which refers to the timber potential for a site, usually at a fixed age somewhere near the expected rotation length for the species.
Harriers manager Gary Whild told BBC Hereford & Worcester: "We can't afford the likes of Michael Gash so we need to look to get him out somewhere and get him fixed up.
