Sentence examples for somewhere interesting from inspiring English sources

From Medan, all roads lead somewhere interesting.

"I wanted to go somewhere interesting, and this wasn't," he says.

If I come to understand and trust its nature, I might actually land somewhere interesting.

The crowd, which had sensed the speaker's outlaw glimmerings, seemed ready to be taken somewhere interesting.

We can respond with humor: "Has my luggage gone somewhere interesting?

From there you can head down any lake, creek or trail that promises to lead to somewhere interesting.

He sounded somewhere between interesting and bonkers.

We would love to go somewhere original, interesting, exciting.

In the last three garments, it looked like Mr. Baptista was going somewhere very interesting with the idea.

Do we? Now if MIT could just visualise the number of rats complaining about humans, we'd be getting somewhere really interesting.

Now there is just the occasional traveller, curious and bored, who stops off for a stretch and a gawp while en route to somewhere more interesting.