Sentence examples for somewhere how from inspiring English sources

"We try to go somewhere — how do I say this correctly?

So, he is asked in this restaurant somewhere, how was his Thanksgiving?

His readiness to do anything he's asked is what makes Rex matter: That reminds me of the night, way after midnight, when he went a-roving in the light of the moon and brought back a small chest of drawers he had found somewhere — how far from the house nobody ever knew; since it was Rex, it could easily have been half a mile.

The energy traders may argue they disclosed somewhere how they were booking trading revenue, that disclosure is certainly not prominent in their reporting.

"But if you have Spetsnaz infiltrating and starting uprisings somewhere, how do you deal with that?

Perhaps you have a reminder somewhere of how you felt in March 2009.

And Elle Fanning, the 12-year-old star, has been schooling her elders all week, while promoting "Somewhere," in how to wear head-to-toe, direct-from-the-runway outfits from Valentino and Rodarte.

When it wasn't the cakewalk that they were claiming it would be, the gaps had to be filled somewhere, and how they were filled was by these private contractors.

That won't make up for America's vast expansion of oil and gas drilling in recent years, but it will send some kind of signal: there is a limit somewhere to how much fossil fuel we plan to extract.

Further, he said of the proposal for monitoring priests removed from ministry, "if a guy is no longer a priest and he's out there in the United States somewhere working, how can we keep track of him?" Some in Boston approved of the Vatican's decision.

"I know what it is like for a Palestinian mother who has to tell her child they can't go somewhere, and how it is for an Israeli mother who puts her child to bed and wonders if the child will be alive in the morning," Rice said.