Sentence examples for somewhere known from inspiring English sources

The paintings aren't an expedition to somewhere new, just a return trip to somewhere known.

If you're somewhere known for safety issues, be alert to the possibilities and don't travel to the viewing spot alone (if it's your backyard, then lucky you!).

"I believe someone, somewhere knows who has done this, and would ask them to search their conscience and do the right thing.

John, if you're reading this and you are safe somewhere, know that your son and I miss you every day.

At its core, subscribing to an investment newsletter is an expression of hope that someone somewhere knows more than we do.

"Someone, somewhere, knows something about a bomber who's still on the run," the assistant director in charge of the F.B.I.'s office in New York, George Venizelos, said.

A gardener sometime, somewhere knew just what made them tick; they had that little snippet of information that made the difference between success and failure.

And it's scary, too, that the little box that lets you go through the short toll lane on I-95 lets someone, somewhere know that you are on the move.

This in turn relates to the fourth problem with preparation-based curricula, which is that they encourage students to believe someone, somewhere knows what is needed to be successful and that if only they master that, their success is assured.

"We are hoping someone, somewhere knows this girl," she said.

Typically someone, somewhere knows or sees something that could help law enforcement recover a missing person.