Sentence examples for somewhere to see from inspiring English sources

If I want to go somewhere to see a friend, I pick up the keys and I go".

"I like the idea a lot that you go somewhere to see something that has a particular relevance to a particular place," said Anish Kapoor.

And do you want to find somewhere to see it worth the trip just for the festivities?

"I had to send the students to a big museum somewhere to see good specimens," says Kyoto University paleontologist Terufumi Ohno.

The anesthetic fog will come again and again, because it is a part of modern day life -- but there's choice for us somewhere to see beyond that, through that, and let the fog lift.

Problems really arose when Ebbert turned out not to have any change of wardrobe with her at all, because she was just taking a day trip somewhere to see her doctor.

Rhode Island is still over here somewhere waiting to see what happens.

"It's about encouraging people to learn more about the environment where they live; that they don't have to go somewhere exotic to see natural history.

"I'm excited to start at the bottom somewhere, excited to see if I can graduate at the top of my class," Miranda said.

DB: Well, one of the joys I find about going down to Sadler's Wells or somewhere similar to see dance is that I can let that go.

After getting tanked up for a tenner, most of the revellers would be off somewhere fancier to see in the new year.Budget pubs are thriving in austerity Britain, masking a decline in pricier traditional watering-holes.