Sentence examples for somewhere indeed from inspiring English sources

Or, it is on the ground somewhere – indeed, may have been on the ground somewhere, re-fueled, and gone somewhere else to land again, whereabouts of 239 passengers and crew unknown.

Some people somewhere may indeed have to stop working with a home health agency they like and find a new one.

Rather than being fed by the public transport system into one central hub, people get into their cars and make their own way across the freeway grid.For decades, greens have claimed that the Californian sprawl would have to stop somewhere, and indeed it imposes plenty of obvious environmental costs.

With so many ultrasounds taking place each day it was inevitable that the antithesis to thumbs up baby would be out there somewhere, and indeed another proud father quickly commented with a scan of his son flipping the bird in the womb: Fingers crossed we'll see an infant doing 'smoking gun' hands before the year is out.

Does it not actually lead somewhere very wrong indeed?

NOTHING comes of nothing, and so AIDS must have come from something and, indeed, somewhere.

Add to this the otters that live in the rivers and the fact that this is one of very few places in Britain you'll see the joyfully acrobatic chough, and you've got somewhere very special indeed.

We aren't quite sure why: whether conditions in Britain or Africa – or indeed somewhere in between – are to blame, but we do know that even the familiar sound of the cuckoo is heard far less often than it used to be.

I didn't finish in the top eight but he did it anyway!" She guffaws before showing me the picture on her phone and, indeed, somewhere on this planet there is an arm with the letters KJT inked just above a Batman logo.

Julia Keyshia Colee is indeed somewhere SHAKING.

Also the perpetually present wind and sweeping overhead shots of the village and woods makes it feel like you are indeed somewhere real".