Sentence examples for somewhere removed from from inspiring English sources

In fact the only thing missing from these bright, light, interconnected floors are cosy reading rooms – somewhere removed from the endless through-traffic of visitors pouring up the rotunda.

By this time, around 1972, my grandfather Robert Antrim had died, and my uncle had more or less abandoned any dreams he might have had for a life somewhere removed from his mother's house.

I always intended that Requiem should be set somewhere removed from the urban mainstream.

Or, lest the numbers submerge the agony, consider just a single case of innocent suffering, posed by William Rowe: a fawn burned horribly in a forest fire somewhere removed from any human awareness, doomed to days of lingering suffering before inevitable death (1979, 337).

At one point, I wondered if they'd just keep us happily noshing while, somewhere far removed from the riff-raff, Bohrman and company addressed us via teleconference.

Holy sites aside, wouldn't it be better if it was situated somewhere miles removed from care, some-where with a decent coastline, unsullied by ruins, and with some seriously exotic birds?

We are living at a time when the world is becoming smaller – throw a stone in a crowded place and you will hit a couple of people who come from somewhere, who are removed from their homelands for one reason or another.

Every time a carcinoma is removed from somewhere on my head, the hole gets plugged with a graft from somewhere else on my body.

Every time a carcinoma is removed from somewhere on my head, the hole gets plugged with a graft from somewhere else on my body.

("I know we have a song list here somewhere," one young rocker — surely not far removed from high school — kept telling the small audience on a recent night).

Names have been removed from doors, (probably stuck in a drawer somewhere), waiting for the announcement of the next cabinet.