Sentence examples for somewhere you know from inspiring English sources

Everybody's got to fall somewhere, you know?

Christian gets it from somewhere, you know".

It's, like, you gotta draw the line somewhere, you know?" He refills his alcohol glass.

"How much better would it be," he asks, "to think you're gonna be somewhere, you know?

That first line just opened up and took me somewhere, you know.

You do what you do and hope somebody, somewhere — you know".

It's work, and you get somewhere before you know it".

"Have you ever been on vacation somewhere, and you know you're not part of it but you think, 'I could live here?' " he said.

There is always a drama taking place somewhere, if you know where to look: the post-dinner drinks sessions are a good place to start.

It's very easy to get swept up in either wanting to go somewhere where you know people - or have heard it's fun - rather than assessing if it's going to be your kind of town, or course.

Porter, however, warned Farragut to keep a close eye on the teenager or "he will go off on a cruise somewhere before you know it, and then get the ship into trouble".