Sentence examples for think of somewhere from inspiring English sources

Think of somewhere nice".

We go out when we think of somewhere nice to go.

Self-effacement is the supposed virtue of Cruz's work: you look or you listen, but you think of somewhere else.

"I struggle to think of somewhere similar to Magaluf that has managed to rebrand itself," Atkinson tells me.

No one said "see you afterwards" as we most often do, we just invited him to think of somewhere he would rather be.

Nowheresville makes you think of somewhere deep in the American heartlands, Paris, Texas-style, not one of the most famous wild habitats on earth.

"Couldn't they have thought of somewhere less dreary?

Now, I was under the impression that many forward-thinking people discarded the belief that women all just lie back and think of England somewhere in the late 90s (thanks, Carrie Bradshaw et al), so I'm surprised by Copstick's stance.

Graham had to lie there, take it, wait for his brother to let up, think of being somewhere else.

"Market towns made me nervous because you have to think, 'How do head offices see the world?' They see it in terms of cities and market towns, whereas Waterstone's would never think of opening somewhere like this.

But she also acknowledged that "there is a small group of people who probably should think of living somewhere else, especially if they are used to doing things their way".