Sentence examples for somewhere soft from inspiring English sources

Its quieter moments, such as the campfire tune "Cicadas and Gulls" and the self-explanatory "Bittersweet Melodies", require somewhere soft to curl up.

And as I swung aloft, I looked around for somewhere soft to land and realised that I was just too old to run away and join the circus.

At the end you find a handsome old building, with the smell of wood smoke as you push through the door, and the promise of somewhere soft to lay your head.

Bin Na begged, "Put me on a bed, somewhere soft".

I was on a wild trapeze ride of postpartum PTSD and depression, and I needed somewhere soft to land.

Do up a nice one with all of the stuffs, the milks and salts and petals and oils, and have a perfect towel ready to go, and somewhere soft and cozers to land when you open the bathroom door and have to execute a perfect standing long jump before you freeze to death.

It was a strong season for McCartney, one in which her intention, as stated after the show – "to allow the Stella woman to unravel a little, to take her on a journey away from precision, to go somewhere softer and warmer" – was clearly illustrated on the catwalk.

The whites should be whisked until they form peaks somewhere between soft and stiff.

"It's only speculation on my part," said Diane Denish, the state Democratic chairwoman, "but if Bush gets to 271 and some elector somewhere goes soft and believes in the popular-vote theory and votes for Gore, the New Mexico vote could be an insurance policy for Bush".

Hadn't I just read somewhere that soft cheeses were better for us...or was it the harder, aged cheese?

Shoot somewhere with soft, even lighting.