Sentence examples for using somewhere from inspiring English sources

If you're using somewhere such as eBay to shop secondhand, both Laskar and Heathcote recommend looking closely at the photographs.

"[Users] are already going to exchanges to get clean needles, [but] they're still walking out the door and using somewhere.

You should be using somewhere between a 22 and a 25 gauge needle.

If there is only one bathroom in your house, consider using somewhere else in case someone needs to use it.

You'll probably end up using somewhere between 100 and 250 millilitres of su for the portion we're making here.

We have used somewhere in the region of £120,000 to £150,000 up until the end of August this year.

The crumpled ball of paper syndrome (or its electronic equivalent) still happens, of course, but it can usually be smoothed out and used somewhere.

But first the algorithms that he and others are developing are being put to use somewhere else: in supply-chain management.

I've got some sound records from the Titan space probe which we intend to use somewhere; I like that sort of slightly odd type of thing.

That's a lot of talent and energy and potential that could be used somewhere other than crunching numbers to generate wealth.

If you think your money can be used somewhere else, you should switch it": these are not the words of a divestment campaigner, but of the former chairman of Shell, Sir Mark Moody-speakingspeating at a dinner by the Carbon Trust this week.