Sentence examples for somewhere he was from inspiring English sources

McMurtry!... Matt Groening... McMurtry!" "Did you see that picture of John Irving that ran somewhere — he was coming out of some swamp with his shirt off?" Owen asked.

As soon as possible, I did all I could to emphasise our differences – moving to the city, somewhere he was never fully at home but which I love, and pursuing a career in a world so alien to him that he couldn't offer me advice.

When he goes somewhere, he's going to draw people of any race, any age.

"If this guy's playing in the East somewhere, he's the league face.

But I know there's a human in there somewhere — he's almost too human".

I'd love to see him get the opportunity somewhere, he's young and enthusiastic.

"If things don't work out with Bayern then England would definitely be somewhere he is interested in playing," he said.

He feels that since then, cartoonists have been pushed on to the political stage, somewhere he's not comfortable.

"It's something we want to do as a team, to take him somewhere he's never been at the Division I level," Temple guard Quincy Wadley said.

He's probably got enough money, and just wants to be somewhere he's valued.

You think that the dog knows, that he has instincts, so if the dog loves him, somewhere he's a good person.