Sentence examples for somewhere neither from inspiring English sources

And because the theater is alive, exactly what is terrible is wonderful... there is a chance of glory and disaster... the actors and the audience will take each other somewhere, neither knows where for sure".

While the root of their problem lies in this phrase somewhere, neither could explain where the anger began.

Ideal characteristics of a good meditation place include somewhere neither too dark nor too light, and neither too hot nor too cold.

"A promise to provide a fraction of the water salmon need, sometime in the future, from somewhere, meets neither the requirements of the law nor of science," Kristen Boyles, a lawyer with Earthjustice, one of the environmental groups that filed the lawsuit, said in a statement.

Seriously though, there are plenty of services on the web and on mobile devices that you could use to find a decent pizza place if you're ever somewhere where neither you or anyone you know can tell you which one's "the best" (Yelp leaps to mind).

It must be somewhere which neither of them has come to think of as being "theirs".

Make sure you're somewhere where neither of you would get hurt, such as a bed, thickly carpeted area, or even a couch.

I would go out when I was not drunk or high but in a quiet mood, wanting to be somewhere that was neither the normal social world nor the other place.

Then he jumps, landing somewhere that neither he nor drawing has quite been before.

"But this is a good address, with a good product, so why go somewhere else?" Neither the spread of ethnic restaurants, with increased immigration, nor the return to traditional tastes among the Dutch is enough to keep millers like Mr. Streumer in business.

Why does Bush appear to hover somewhere over the Cedar River, neither level with the shrubbery nor in any clear relation to the water?