Sentence examples for there is somewhere like from inspiring English sources

The dream visions that became Brasilia, Milton Keynes, and Adelaide all achieved a reasonable level of success, but for each of these there is somewhere like Palmanova, the ideal Italian town built in 1593 that proved so unpopular pardons were offered to any criminal willing to move in.

There's always something that needs to be somewhere (like in the car or taken out of the car, trash), therefore always 'enrich' your tiny commuting tasks at home by moving (one) thing to its destination on the way".

Having a club like the Miners strategically placed means there is somewhere for a player like him to go back to and pick up the threads.

And it ends with the black band director, Mr. Minifield, staring straight ahead, marching past the Klansmen "in their white dunce caps and robes with red crosses" into an unknown future — "Like there was somewhere better he was going, but this was the only goddamned way to get there, today, with his baton in the air".

Living like that means if there's somewhere I want to be, I can just go there.

Somewhere out there is someone like me when I first came here.

Plus, if you head somewhere like Spain there is the added attraction of (hopefully) better weather.

Somewhere there's danger, somewhere there's injustice, and somewhere else the tea's getting cold.

A young man from Toxteth who was involved in throwing stones at police in Liverpool: "Like I was en route to somewhere and there was, like, a big gathering if you know what I mean.

LIZADONNELLY: Rebecca, there is diversity somewhere there?

In my vlogs I do something I never tried to before, and hope somewhere in the world there are people like me who will decide to change their lives too.