Sentence examples for somewhere rather than from inspiring English sources

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.

That does make a difference to students – they don't want to end up being across town in digs somewhere rather than at the centre of things.

One year after the invasion of Iraq, polls suggest that a slight majority of Iraqis still accept the premise that the United States has no long-term, imperial designs on their country and are glad that Saddam Hussein is in a holding cell somewhere, rather than in one of his palaces.

And do you think it's possible that, in this ever more fluid, global time, there will be more counter-tales like Mr. Cecchini's, of people with wide options who nonetheless choose to put down roots in a place and seek to be from somewhere rather than everywhere?

But players need to believe that loan will actually lead somewhere, rather than feeling they are just farmed out.

I'm as American as can be, the product of many somewheres rather than one particular spot, and I'm a specific kind of American, too: very liberal, quite modern and as untethered as one can be from any particular place.

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.

Too often we think about doing something else or about being somewhere else rather than just enjoying where we are and what's going on now.