Sentence examples for somewhere would from inspiring English sources

"We all find it somewhere!" would come the modest response.

Every hour or so, somebody somewhere would whisper "qitar", the Arabic word for train.

But to overemphasize the autobiographical dimensions of "Somewhere" would be to stop short of identifying its extraordinary insight and originality.

However, without inflation-busting wage rises, the money would need to come from somewhere, and that somewhere would be loans.

His former self, the Old Brooks, up there somewhere, would know exactly what to do in this situation.

—from the Guardian Book Club It's not worth doing something unless someone, somewhere, would much rather you weren't doing it.

He had hoped being "so far from somewhere" would at least allow him nights "full of quiet stars".

But on this evening, on a wedge of green grass along the river, with the sound of a guitar drifting in from somewhere — would it upset the counting?

So it was probably inevitable that someone, somewhere, would see a lucrative opportunity in adding physical distribution back into the electronic equation.

Someone, somewhere would reply that the photograph was doctored, the source was a stooge, the rescued child was not really a child or not really rescued.

You'd think that somewhere he'd hit a 75".