Sentence examples for somewhere very special from inspiring English sources

The minute I stepped into the Mason's Arms I knew I had stumbled upon somewhere very special.

Add to this the otters that live in the rivers and the fact that this is one of very few places in Britain you'll see the joyfully acrobatic chough, and you've got somewhere very special indeed.

For our last tour, Sopheng told me he was taking me somewhere very special, a place he didn't usually take visitors.

The author, Robin Jarvis, recalls "The first time I visited Whitby, I stepped off the train and knew I was somewhere very special.

Asked how it compared to the century he made during the first Test against Sri Lanka, he replied: "It's completely different – the hundred at Headingley was my home ground, somewhere I hold very special in my heart because my dad played there, my mum works there and I've played there since my time in the under-11s.

Man: "I would like to go somewhere really special".

"People would rather spend two nights somewhere really special than a one-week holiday somewhere less expensive".

For now, at least, smallpox lives on – somewhere deep inside two very special labs; the only two places left on Earth where one of history's biggest killers still thrives.

This is no place for a rip-roaring drinking session then, but somewhere to sample a few very special brews.

There is budget accommodation in Lombok and the Gilis, but none of it is very special – better to splash out a little more for somewhere memorable.

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