Sentence examples for somewhere in which from inspiring English sources

I'm reminded of a great scene from a great movie — Sofia Coppola's "Somewhere," in which the protagonist, an actor (played by Stephen Dorff) strips naked for a massage.

Wheatley, who grew up in Essex, spoke of his long-standing sense of the English countryside as somewhere in which violence was always imminent.

Mr. Feinstein surpassed himself in beautiful, creamy renditions of "The Way We Were" (in homage to Marvin Hamlisch), "I Won't Send Roses" and "Somewhere" in which he demonstrated that holding back just a little can yield a deeper connection than taking a song over the top.

If Red Dwarf taught me any science (and it did get me through a physics GCSE) I accept that there might be a parallel universe somewhere in which Britain heads an Olympic medal table but my mind and body are currently rooted in this space-time reality and there's nothing you can do about that.

George Osborne speaks directly to the nation from the pages of the Sun on Sunday in a column that doesn't actually use the words "clampdown" or "crackdown", but those are the terms that crop up in all the reports, so we can assume a briefing note somewhere, in which the jargon of tackling crime is deployed to describe people who have the brass neck to rent social housing and have jobs.

Bozorgnia said she keeps patients who delay vaccinations because she doesn't want them to go somewhere in which they might not receive vaccinations at all — which she fears could be a consequence of policies that turn patients away.

Present findings are contradictory with another ethnomedicinal study conducted somewhere else in which Asteraceae was found to be most frequently used plant family against digestive troubles [ 29].

When I reached there I tried to go to school but I had no documents to show that I was a school pupil somewhere and in which class.

They run the massive, gloomy Trans-Siberian restaurant somewhere in Clerkenwell, which provides borscht and sentimental accordionists playing tunes from the old country for elderly lady customers - and which also launders the income from heroin imports from Afghanistan.

Since then, he has been thought to be hiding somewhere in Oruzgan, which remains fiercely pro-Taliban.

Carleton always visits Somewhere In Time, which sells "a slightly macabre mix of unusual art and objects".