Sentence examples for somewhere of a from inspiring English sources

E-books are great for instant gratification — you see a review somewhere of a book that interests you, and you can start reading it five minutes later.

Perhaps, though, there should be a one-off staged reading somewhere of a drama that holds interest as the last American play to have the enduring popularity of a musical.

Tillman sent him the first half of "Pure Comedy," requesting only two things: an image, somewhere, of a skeleton pissing into a dumpster fire and another conveying some smidgen of hope.

By 1929, several of the children were approaching the age to attend university and the family sought to move somewhere of a more congenial educational climate than Spain.

When it's punctured, on the street or at a party, the moment of recognition falls somewhere on a spectrum of delight and horror.

In reality, Mr. Cisler wrote, even those who are online fall somewhere on a spectrum of connectivity.

"There's a picture floating around somewhere of me in a tutu," Bickell said.

I am one of the approximately 85percentt of families that have a midden somewhere of condolence letters ("After a Death, Doctors Can Offer Families Healing Help," May 15).

Profitability might start only somewhere north of a hundred thousand copies.

The price of all this landed somewhere north of a hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars.

Somewhere north of a size 16, Molly Melissa McCarthyy) is a schoolteacher tormented by a sister who mainlines chocolate frosting without consequence.