Sentence examples for somewhere got from inspiring English sources

So we get: "Everyone but a fanatical devotee of the new somewhere got off the train racing toward modernism".

As he notes ruefully about being broke, "some damn fool somewhere got the idea that this enriched the artist's soul, all the denial, but from where I stood it seemed to wither a lot more than it nourished".

When the engagement was announced, he turned up at a gay friend's house to ensure that there were no embarrassing snapshots nestling among the pictures of a recent holiday (though Channel 4 had somewhere got hold of a picture of him camping around in a dress).

But because some people in a church somewhere got their panties in a bundle over some fake blood on a TV, the game's kill scenes have been reduced in both blood and violence.

Years of having to wonder if I'll be able to park when I arrive somewhere got old a long time ago.

We watched, wide-eyed, when someone, somewhere, got him elected (Was it you? Seriously, I wanna take whoever did this for a beer).

Coyote's always sticking his nose in somewhere, getting it bitten off.

"To me he could just be off somewhere getting drunk," she said.

Let the folks that have to be somewhere get somewhere.

If you have some paints spare somewhere, get your paintbrush and lightly dip it in your paint.

You have to start somewhere to get somewhere, and Africans just don't get these opportunities.