Sentence examples for somewhere open from inspiring English sources

"We haven't found the perfect space, or backer," says Lowe. "Everyone we talked to about getting our food out there just said for us to get somewhere open".

The question isn't whether we should call obstacles bumps or massive craters, but whether we still see a road leading somewhere, open to all sorts of travellers, with routes and byways through our own country.

The same goes for making your own pot noodles - yes, you can buy noodles and Oxo cubes but where are you going to find somewhere open after the pubs are shut that will sell you three peas and half a mushroom?

Or somewhere open to the teenage crowd for early nights, which would sometimes transfer into a proper adult club later in the evening.

"The images were not intended to present an 'ideal' world, but one that is somewhere between dark and light, somewhere open for interpretation, a world between natural landscape and constructed cityscape," said author, Wang, and artist, O'Leary, of their winning entry, Chapter Thirteen.

Go somewhere open, free, and safe.

Somewhere Sofia Coppola's in-competition "Somewhere" opens with an overlong sequence of an expensive black motor car going round and round in circles and this, alas, turned out to be a fair summary of the rest of the film.

Somewhere opens on December 22.

I still remember driving in the car somewhere, opening the door, and seeing the beautiful mountains, forests, and grasses for the first time.

While waiting to see a picture, go down stairs and take a train somewhere... Open every day from Nine in the morning to Nine in the morning... View Article By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By George Packer By Alan Burdick.

While waiting to see a picture, go down stairs and take a train somewhere... Open every day from Nine in the morning to Nine in the morning... View Article By Lidija Haas By Atul Gawande By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar.