Sentence examples for somewhere which has from inspiring English sources

Why on earth should I go somewhere which has never asked me for 35 years?

As the BBC foreign correspondent, John Simpson, wrote recently in High Life magazine: "If I can, I always go somewhere which has just suffered a political upheaval, because security is always hugely reinforced, prices are rock-bottom, there are no other tourists and everyone's delighted to see you".

"There is always a lot of disruption when a club decides to move form somewhere which has a huge history," said former Bolton manager Allardyce, who has been at the West Ham helm since June 2011.

The life of a movie star from his 11-year-old daughter's perspective is the subject of Sofia Coppola's Somewhere, which has just premiered at the Venice Film Festival.

Is there any better transformation than leaving an old city famous for its history and rainy weather for somewhere which has seemingly risen from the blazing hot desert in a decade?

Take her somewhere which has a lot of sentimental value or a romantic place, perfect for her (remember its about her happiness not yours).

I usually gather with the freaks, and we watch it somewhere together, which has got to be entertaining for fans as well: watching us, watch ourselves.

The money has to come from somewhere.' Royal & SunAlliance, which has a market capitalisation of £6.5bn, said it had not had to call on the shareholders for a cash injection yet and it was 'still some way away' from doing so.

"If you look at somewhere like Doncaster, which has had a very fast link to London for decades now, it still remains one of the poorest towns in the UK.

So it truly baffles me that somewhere like fabric, which has such incredible standards and was first-class in terms of harm reduction, would be shut down.

His grave is somewhere in the sky, which has become in those years the largest cemetery of the Jewish people".