Sentence examples for somewhere fresh from inspiring English sources

Yet "Namouna," despite its silly-on-purpose triviality and the flawed use of its two lead dancers, demonstrates how this choreographer is taking theatrical dancing somewhere fresh and is casting a new spell, something that many Morris works have shown since the 1980s.

"The best thing for Monty to do is to draw closure, go somewhere fresh and bowl".

Wouldn't it be nice to go somewhere new, fresh and exciting?

Escapists sounded calls for a fresh start somewhere new: the suburbs.

Wouldn't it be nice to go somewhere new, somewhere genuinely new, fresh and exciting.

Then suddenly it feels fresh and you're somewhere new.

Tuna prepared this way is somewhere between fresh and canned.

It was a Saturday night in Miami, so you know Dwyane Wade is somewhere looking fresh -- and naturally, we found him hosting a celebration for The GQ Men Book.

"We had just about given up after all night long, then we were awakened this morning by some angel that blessed us out of somewhere with a fresh start, a fresh idea and we shared it with M.T.A. leadership".

"Sell the house and go start fresh somewhere else," Mr. Sevin, 24, pleaded with his family, shrimpers of Cajun ancestry.

Indeed, her husband had counseled that if he died, she should stay only one year and then start fresh somewhere else.