Sentence examples for this week somewhere from inspiring English sources
Upon entering class, students respond to the following prompt (written on the board prior to class): "On your desk, you will find a summary of a news event that happened this week somewhere in the world.
The result from the back of the tee is an intimidating sight, but the sightlines on which pros will start their drives this week — somewhere between the second O and the H on the Old Course Hotel sign painted on an old railway shed — are unchanged.
RIM is holding some sort of developer conference this week somewhere in North America.
Scene: The year 1348, somewhere in Europe.
I know what you did.' " "Hey, it's Christmas somewhere".
Charles Henry Myers was born on Sept. 27, 1920, somewhere in California.
The pair met sometime around 1888, somewhere in bustling New York.
The action starts at a makeshift show on Christmas Eve in 1944, somewhere on the Western Front.
In the 1980s, somewhere in Austin, Helton was young, married, and jobless.
On a Manhattan-bound R train two weeks ago, somewhere between Atlantic and DeKalb Avenues, a moth caught my eye.
"Lost, yesterday, somewhere between sunrise and sunset, two golden hours, each set with sixty diamond minutes.
