As if on cue, King made a comment to Fox News that fell, not unexpectedly, somewhere between a slur and a hallucination: "This just perpetuates the myth that somehow Muslims are the victim of Sept. 11".
Wisława Szymborska's "The Railroad Station" may be a Polish railway poem, but is unexpectedly joyous ("Somewhere else. / Somewhere else. / How these little words ring").
After the show, she would pass by the bar, evidently on her way somewhere else, and discover Kostya — unexpectedly, as if for the first time.
As we wander in I feel unexpectedly skittish about being somewhere where I can buy things.
The 1901 assassination of President William McKinley by Leon Czolgosz had thrust Theodore Roosevelt into the nation's highest office so unexpectedly that he was somewhere up an Adirondack peak when he received the summons to assume power.
What emerges from this cruelly witty clash is something sincerely, unexpectedly romantic; a heart beats somewhere below Lanthimos's most singular brain.
Camby is already like a ghost who wanders in and out of lineups unexpectedly, searching for that 30percentt, out there somewhere, waiting.
Even things you cannot consciously recall are somewhere in there, swimming around in your subliminal mind, ready to emerge unexpectedly for good or ill.
Secretly, they imagined, everyone wants to live somewhere that looks like it might do an auto-9/11 on you unexpectedly one morning at 2 15 AM.
SOMEWHERE A narcissistic, drug-addled movie star (Stephen Dorff) reawakens to life when his 11-year-old daughter (Elle Fanning) turns up unexpectedly.
