Sentence examples for used nowhere from inspiring English sources

Membership of the euro eliminates the cost of swapping into and out of a currency used nowhere but a small Mediterranean island.

For example, the people on Baluan made bird-shaped bowls, ladles, and spatulas; on Lou, obsidian was carved into great hemispheric bowls; on Rambutyo figures and anthropomorphic lime spatulas were common; and the people on Pak made beds (used nowhere else in Melanesia) and slit gongs.

But that might be cold comfort to people who buy the unlimited plan as a kind of insurance policy — they overpay so they never have worry about going over, even if in actuality they use nowhere near the limit.

The amount of water and energy used was "nowhere near enough to actually create an earthquake.

Somewhere in Tuckerman's desk must have been a chart on which he recorded the rhyme-schemes he had himself used, since nowhere in the five series (nor in the half-dozen other sonnets he wrote) does he ever repeat the same one; nor does he ever use the exact Petrarchan form, or indeed the English "Shakespearean" model of three quatrains and a couplet.

He also notes the existence at the time of safety devices and procedures that could have saved the workers -- enclosed fireproof stairways, firewalls, fire doors, automatic sprinklers and required fire drills -- but reports that they were used almost nowhere in New York City.

Justice Stephen Breyer further pointed out in court, "Congress has nowhere used the word 'tax.' What it says is penalty.

The security services do have more influence than they used to, but nowhere near enough to make the country a police state.

This was a free-standing, miniature door leading to nowhere, used offstage to create a natural slamming or rattling, or maybe the sound of fumbling keys in a lock.

On one side of the hostess stand rises a shrunken staircase, its mock steps to nowhere used as perches for mementos and other knickknacks, its dimensions evocative of a dollhouse.

But first we're going to quickly send you out to a place they used to call Nowhere, the tiny Alaskan island of Gravina where the gold medal in the men's floor exercise is about to be decided.