Sentence examples for somewhere ordinary from inspiring English sources

As it was it was too much of a temple for him and altogether too worthy; somewhere ordinary was what he wanted and with no pretensions.

IM The Best Awful, by Carrie Fisher (Pocket Books, £6.99) It's hard to grow up normal in Hollywood, but when "your father is gay, your mother is a manic depressive, your grandmother tap dances for a living and your grandfather shot speed" you don't have a hope, unless Mommy moves to somewhere ordinary and keeps taking the meds.

You can agree to meet somewhere ordinary, like outside of church, work, school, or wherever you usually come into contact with her, or you can meet somewhere like a nearby park or coffee shop.

"And it's so expensive to stay that even somewhere as ordinary as where we live is appealing".

Justin Hawkins's voice lies somewhere between ordinary and ugly, but he can push to a very high falsetto, and occasionally write very funny lyrics, putting specks of English civility and anxiety into the larger topic of caveman desire.

Then some man somewhere says something ordinary and a community erupts in what looks like joy even though they say they are offended.

It will head south and west, but as the script on the side of the bus will attest, it will always have originated from somewhere north of ordinary.

Even after you've left and your eyes have adjusted to the everyday light, you really feel you've been somewhere out of the ordinary.

From a treehouse swaying in the canopy in Spain to a converted fishing boat in France, spend the weekend somewhere out of the ordinary.

My hunch is that we'll see services monitor your location throughout the day, but that instead of sharing it, it will detect whenever you've gone somewhere out of the ordinary, or are near friends, and then prompt you to share what you're doing (essentially pushing suggested check-ins at you).

Go somewhere out of the ordinary that know one you know will be.