Sentence examples for somewhere rather from inspiring English sources

Happily, the route leads us somewhere rather different.

My first impression is of somewhere rather exotic.

That night he stayed in London at somewhere rather good and took himself to the theatre.

Naturally, acts are likelier to have stuff bombarded at them should they find themselves playing somewhere rather incongruous with their own sound.

You walk out of the room and he's got you believing these are poor, underpaid, burdened guys who work on the shop floor somewhere rather than millionaires.

Back then I believed it was more productive and honorable to hop into the saddle and strike off for somewhere rather than just lying around.

His tired eyes, appeared focused somewhere else rather than on the crowds in front of him.

By always being somewhere else, rather than where you are, you're nowhere.

"He's talking about Yorkshire as if it was somewhere alien rather than part of his own country," he added.

Sometimes, he said, it makes sense to "pluck someone with the relevant experience and skills from somewhere else", rather than assuming that current staff would be able to deliver and would be willing to take on extra tasks.

At first, the cemetery refused permission, & one white man, whose brother & sister were buried there, said that he would consider disinterring his relatives & burying them somewhere else rather than let them remain in the cemetery with the black soldier.