Sentence examples for somewhere unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

It's exactly what I'd want, on arriving somewhere unfamiliar.

It's the caddie's constant affirmation on how to play a hole that relieves the tension of playing somewhere unfamiliar.

These are often the same men who, when driving somewhere unfamiliar, refuse to acknowledge that they need to ask directions.

You don't have to pull your smartphone out of your pocket when you're walking around somewhere unfamiliar.

To land somewhere unfamiliar is to force yourself into alertness, to redraw whatever maps you have, to set the stage for creativity more than mere pattern-matching productivity.

Unless you're travelling over Christmas you won't have problems finding somewhere to stay – though consider booking in advance for your first night or if arriving somewhere unfamiliar late at night.

BEIJING — For seven innings and an extra one, the United States softball team found itself somewhere frighteningly unfamiliar during an Olympics — at the edge of defeat.

Or will this trilogy end up somewhere altogether unfamiliar?

In Bratislava I found myself imbued with a very different sort of inspiration--a consequence of being somewhere so unfamiliar.

You might end up somewhere completely unfamiliar.

I know it sounds scary to go somewhere new and unfamiliar, especially since it's not a quick family trip that you need to endure for just a couple of days, but doing challenging things can often be very rewarding.