Sentence examples for somewhere otherwise from inspiring English sources

But the line must be drawn somewhere, otherwise the conceit cannot work.

"I have to have quietness inside me somewhere, otherwise I'd burn myself up," she said in a recent television interview.

Developers have to draw the line somewhere, otherwise they're going to be presenting users with an increasingly overwhelming and redundant list of options.

It's a good idea to be registered somewhere, otherwise, you'll receive a lot of well-intentioned gifts that aren't your taste.

Once it is open, you have to put your cigarettes somewhere else, otherwise you lose them all' (Female daily smoker, 16 year).

Myself, I am privileged because I have been in leadership therefore I have had opportunity to hear about what the policies are or get access to some of these policies because a need has arisen somewhere but otherwise most staff are not aware of some of the standing policies in the university.

A buzzard cried somewhere beyond Hayes Farm; otherwise there was no sign of animal life in all that windswept country below the crest of the western gritstone uplands.

For most of his career, Fleury has been more suited to a complementary role than to being the player who straps the team to his back and carries it somewhere it would otherwise not have reached.

My modest New Year's wish for 2014, then, is that atheists who care about honest argument – and about maybe actually getting somewhere in these otherwise mind-numbingly circular debates – might consider reading just one book by a theologian, David Bentley Hart's The Experience of God, published recently by Yale University Press.

"I appreciate that a person who has been in prison does need somewhere to live otherwise he or she might reoffend fairly quickly," he said.

Vouchers oblige a shopping-shy person to go somewhere they might otherwise feel is beyond their budget or style and try out new "somethings".