Sentence examples for somewhere wild from inspiring English sources

"You can taste it when you're there, that feeling of really being away, of really escaping somewhere wild".

I skied around the Jupiter, Thaynes and Motherlode lifts, which cover an area comprised entirely of double black diamond runs and where a sense of being somewhere wild and undeveloped remains.

I wanted to feel small and I knew that I would enjoy being somewhere wilder than Oxfordshire, which is very manicured by comparison.

I always feel like I'm in Disneyland, because I grew up somewhere so wild.

Harmonix's Karaoke Revolution falls somewhere between Wild Divine and Time Crisis.

Have you ever felt that you just wanted to be somewhere completely wild?

Dress code is somewhere between wild and conservative.

Somewhere between these wild extremes lies the essential strangeness of Mary Shelley's legacy.

The action unfolds on a static playing field: this time, a stretch of ancient Egyptian desert, the deck of a pirate ship or somewhere in the Wild West.

The caretakers hope they will be able to encourage these finicky, exotic, mysterious captives to breed, and then return their progeny — somehow, someday, somewhere — to the wild.

Evolutionarily speaking, heritage turkeys fall somewhere between the wild variety that the colonists encountered and the obscenely large-breasted breeds that now fill the meat aisle.