Sentence examples for somewhere large from inspiring English sources

Hen and stag parties aren't the reason you might want to rent somewhere large to stay.

"We went down to the bottom of the sinkhole, and everything seemed the same as before except for one thing: There was a breeze coming out of the crack we'd found before," he told The Star. "It was warm, moist air -- and it smelled like bats!" The breeze and bat scent suggested that the narrow passage led to somewhere large enough for bat colonies.

Across the water came the squeak and rattle of some big birds with blood-red throats that were passing on their way to somewhere colder, somewhere larger, somewhere better than here.

The throughput may likely become less than that of BD at an SNR somewhere larger than 20 dB.

Therefore it is a much bigger opportunity to deploy our technologies in somewhere larger," said Koay in a statement.

They also live on the Tudhoe estate but with a sixth child on the way, they need somewhere larger than their three-bedroomed house.

You'll get over it!" My father was offstage somewhere, making large abstract sounds.

People have to live somewhere and large transaction costs discourage trading.Yet some economists reckon that bubbles are, if anything, more likely to develop in housing markets than in stockmarkets.

If I'm driving somewhere, a large Dutch oven can double as a pasta pot, skillet and bread pan, and you can even put it on the grill should your oven be broken.

Among the piles of unwashed plates, papers and pill packets and, somewhere, a large pork pie which they had put down and never seen again would be a Jane Austen or a Barbara Pym, well-worn and ever welcome.As he read, though, his thoughts would start to wander, first ambling and then running, like a horse let out in a field.

As long as you can get past how unlikely this would be somewhere as large as Sydney, it's gripping stuff.