Sentence examples for that someplace from inspiring English sources

"The best reason for having a storm shelter is the peace of mind you have knowing that someplace safe is available," he said.

That's especially true as we put together the travel editions of T — the guiding sentiment is that someplace new, some unturned corner, always awaits.

"You've got to have someplace, and this is that someplace," Ms. Garone said one afternoon as she sat in her room.

The current leave program is the first that sends soldiers to the continental United States, though some people have suggested that someplace like Europe might be easier on families.

We know that such times can't last--or, anyway, that they never have lasted--and that someplace in these pages there is probably a portent of the next bad thing to come.

It's hard for people to grasp that someplace so close to the rest of Europe could be suddenly dangerous.

Omaha Beach, that is — someplace I've always wanted to visit, and now I have.

But Mr. Ruby, he said, was "absolutely insistent" that "someday, someplace, somebody's going to want this stuff".

Even in 2009, Ms. Anderson said, that meant someplace that they would have to gut and recombine into a single-family house or that came with tenants.

Qadhi concedes that living someplace like Saudi Arabia might be easier, but "it's not my land at the end of the day," he said.

But you can be sure that someone someplace is even now hatching a new idea that will make us scratch our heads in awe.