Sentence examples for somewhere that says from inspiring English sources

Consumers want to spend time somewhere that says something about them and the way they live their lives.

Mr. Helprin shrewdly notes that the Möbius strip of misinformation on the Web can produce a "high-speed game of telephone among thousands (or tens or hundreds of thousands) of people, in which responsibility to the truth is considered met if one has read something somewhere that says something close to what one will now further distort".

It's almost as if your lab mates believe there is a rule somewhere that says a Ph.D. program will take 7-8 years, or that the job search is always a nightmare.

Let's say we can find a study somewhere that says that both the cost of travel, and the cost of living in Thailand, are going to go up 2.5% a year for the next 15 years (compounded yearly).

I read something somewhere that says all God needs is a broken heart.

There's a quote on Tumblr somewhere that says "Disney movies touch the heart but Studio Ghibli films touch the soul".

It makes me think of a Basquiat quote I read somewhere that said, 'I don't think about art when I'm working.

"I've known her since juniors, I think back when we were maybe 13, when she was 14, somewhere around that," said Wozniacki.

When you've added all of the cigarettes you'd like to buy to your cart, look for a button somewhere on the page that says "Proceed to checkout".

I happened to see a sign somewhere that said "Renaissance," and I was like, "That's it!" The French word Renaissance actually means "rebirth," and the Renaissance era produced some of the most inspirational artists who were also logicians, philosophers, inventors and engineers.

"There's always an authority somewhere that can say the paperwork isn't in order".