Sentence examples for somewhere hiding from inspiring English sources

I can remember any number of episodes like this from my childhood, where I was trapped somewhere, hiding or skulking, because I was so appalled by the idea of having to join a crowd or make conversation with strangers.

But there may be some career person somewhere hiding these dark secrets, even from elected Presidents.

Somewhere hiding within the 56-year-old is a boy who knows what it's like to be misunderstood and continues to be really, really excited about the opportunity to finally express himself.

He suspected he was inside somewhere, hiding, but police wouldn't let him search.

He said he would reflect on his future "somewhere hidden, outside the diocese of Bruges".

It's got to be somewhere hidden because you're not allowed tattoos in British competition.

Somewhere, hidden among the trees and dense undergrowth lurked our prey - the elusive clay pigeon.

Mount Fuji, the holy grail of Tokyo gazing, was out there somewhere, hidden by clouds and smog.

"There's a childlike excitement in going in to somewhere hidden, maybe forbidden, not usually accessible," she suggests.

"I guess, deep down, somewhere, hidden underneath all of our nerves, there was a desire to be onstage," Madley Croft says.

"Your report should not be in the sports pages but somewhere hidden between the gardening section and the anitque collecting section," says Laurence from Manchester.