Sentence examples for somewhere for example from inspiring English sources

I'm pretty sure I have a box of portable emergency toilet kits somewhere, for example, but who knows exactly where.

He said he would draw the line somewhere, for example if someone proposed an all-white production of the opera.

Banks say they have to make up that lost interchange-fee income from somewhere — for example, by eliminating debit card rewards programs, and by adding fees on customers for shopping with debit cards.

What Docomo showed at their booth was an AR-powered mapping application (that helps you finding your way when you're lost somewhere, for example), with digital annotations and icons popping up in front of your eyes.

Somewhere, for example, like Uzbekistan.

Let's assume that a meta-clone of bacteria and phages is established somewhere, for example, exploiting the degradation of chitin, a common component in the water column of the ocean.

A magnetic field huge enough to clamp down so hard on a metal's electrons probably exists naturally only somewhere inconvenient; for example, around a neutron star, the collapsed core of a supernova.

Young people are asked to first mark how strongly they agree or disagree with a number of statements – "I feel my life has a sense of purpose" and "I wish I lived somewhere else", for example – before they do whatever activity or work the group offers.

In Italy this type of problem occurs in ordinances (around 10% of the total) that apply to sleeping outdoors (in the sense of dossing somewhere improvised), for example by banning people from using sleeping-bags in public areas, or from sleeping in their cars parked on the street.

You'll fit in better at somewhere like Bungie, for example.

Schramm's assessment is that much of what kids were posting on Unseen they'd be uncomfortable posting somewhere like Facebook, for example, for fear it would tarnish the carefully curated public profiles they've been taught parents, colleges, and employers want to see.