Sentence examples for somewhere of late from inspiring English sources

You may walk around believing that what you want is a 5 percent merit raise, or a three-week vacation or 200 additional square feet of apartment space, but what you really crave is a life of unchecked erotic license — of office flirtations that go somewhere, of late nights in cabs with strangers, of fanny-pinching and a little bit of the rough chaos of whips and leather.

If you assume an eight-hour workday, that means the group was zipping through somewhere north of 7,000 comments an hour.

If OPEC reins back, America continues to grow, and Iraq exports only a little oil, then in the next few months prices should stabilise somewhere short of last year's average of $19.18 a barrel.

But somewhere the lessons of last year's December game against the Patriots must be circulating.

Specifically, the app will show somewhere highlights consisting of 16-20 of the best plays of the game in VR.

IN the olden days of television — somewhere around 2005 — the executives of a veteran show that was struggling to find an audience or trying to ensure that viewers returned after a long hiatus had limited promotion options.

The tethered headset will sport a 70hz 2560 x 1440 OLED display with a field-of-view somewhere in between 90 and 100 degrees.

The circles consist of somewhere between 12 and 25 students and some teachers, all involved in dialogic exchange.

As Mille heads toward his sales objective of somewhere between 4,000 and 5,000 watches a year, he's still not pulling his punches.

I figured, "I'm kind of somewhere in between those types".

The Reaper has a one-way range of somewhere around 3,500 miles, which is quite a long haul.