Sentence examples for somewhere quite from inspiring English sources

Or somewhere quite different?

You need to arrive somewhere quite quickly.

Each piece, however, takes you somewhere quite different.

They have seemed to be leading us somewhere quite precise.

This new book comes from somewhere quite personal.

I thought I had already found somewhere quite special.

Somewhere we quite like.

Appearing on MSNBC's "Morning Joe, Robert Gibbss, the former White House press secretary, also brought up these exotic locales, saying, "The American people deserve to know if he's sheltering this money somewhere, or quite frankly, if he's not paying the taxes he owes and the only way to do that is to release more tax returns".

Sometimes it's hard when you've worked somewhere for quite some time you feel like, 'I should be here'…you also want to take care of yourself…for so long we've been fighting to sit at tables that don't want us there and sometimes we have look and say 'hey, maybe there's another table that's best suited for me.

Expect to pay somewhere between quite a lot and way too much.

I could have sworn I'd seen him before somewhere though, quite possibly playing Steven Seagal's wise father in one of his environmental movies.