Sentence examples for somewhere it will from inspiring English sources

When it wants to intervene somewhere, it will.

"I'd just like it to go somewhere it will be used.

"I want it to go somewhere it will be seen, not put in a cellar.

But opponents fear that once information is on file somewhere, it will be put to unforeseen uses.

Unless the carbon dioxide from coal-fired plants is permanently stored somewhere, it will go into the atmosphere and worsen global warming.

*Note: Squirrels love this kind of feeder so be sure to hang it somewhere it will be difficult for squirrels to reach like on thin branches several feet off the ground.

If you take your bad with your good, somewhere it'll go out to good, especially if you mean well.

This way, if you make a mistake somewhere, it'll be much easier to find and correct.

Don't leave it somewhere it'll be exposed to very warm or very cold temperatures, like in a warm car or beside the radiator.

And, if disturbed, if artificially you set it out somewhere else, it will gradually return to its original state.

"Face changing is what gives Sichuan opera its unique character, and if Andy Lau uses it somewhere else it will mean nothing".