Sentence examples for somewhere more interesting from inspiring English sources

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.

While you may grimace at the accommodation included, a tacky deal can be worth booking for the flight price, to use as a jumping off point for a stay somewhere more interesting.

Mark Whitaker, executive vice-president of CNN Worldwide, says CNN needs to offer more "destination programming" (where the journalist goes somewhere more interesting than a studio) and fewer talking heads.CNN is starting to carry more political documentaries made by HBO, a sister cable network.

Summer in the Forest In early July, Ms. Cruz of the Harbor School will be headed somewhere even more interesting than Governors Island.

In that way, it goes beyond opinion and into somewhere more personal and interesting.

If a couple of the songs from her new album, The Quickening, threaten to veer too close to easy listening, then Abrahams's echoing guitar drags them back from Radio 2- playlist territory to somewhere more strange and interesting.

This is mainly because they are more redolent to me of agonisingly boring Sunday evenings sitting on the sofa with my parents, chafing inwardly at the thought that I could be out somewhere, anywhere, doing something – anything – more interesting than this if only I were older, lived elsewhere and were a totally different kind of person.

To make the game more interesting, play somewhere where there is obstacles such as a maze where you have dead ends so players can get cornered.

If Barbara were alive, and if Matt's wife had not died, Matt would no doubt have been living somewhere else, and Cahill would have had more interesting things to think about.

I think they need to have another look at it to try and put a bit more life into it - it doesn't have that second gear and you could make it a bit more interesting to take it somewhere.

People use Coventry as a byword for urban ugliness, but actually that's a much more interesting challenge for a writer than somewhere like Cornwall.