Sentence examples for somewhere much from inspiring English sources

There's somewhere much better a two-minute walk away, though.

He's not actually from Liverpool you know - somewhere much posher.

Somewhere much more modern, with it, and down with the kids.

A chill is in the air, or so they are saying somewhere much farther north.

The new waterfront has the ambitions of Manhattan, but its real nature seems to lie somewhere much deeper in New Jersey, in its suburban heart.

But it could also prove unfortunate for those looking for one or the other site — especially those looking for YouTube who ended up arriving somewhere much more explicit.

Somewhere, somehow, much of that knowledge must surely have worked its way in.

—from the Guardian Book Club It's not worth doing something unless someone, somewhere, would much rather you weren't doing it.

I'll be there in June and I haven't looked forward to going somewhere so much for years.

"They always stay in the fancier hotel -- the Ritz, or Costes is very popular -- while you stay somewhere else much more modest," he said.

Gervais tweeted: "'It's not worth doing something unless someone, somewhere, would much rather you weren't doing it.' RIP the brilliant Terry Pratchett".