Sentence examples for which somewhere from inspiring English sources

Guidelines for competitors give a helpful list of nine different Ordnance Survey maps through which (somewhere) the course will pass.

There's a period of time in which somewhere in the storytelling, a few of the episodes are just filler.

The cool rain added to that illusion, and so did the waning moon, which, somewhere overhead, had been reduced to a mere paring of itself.

Its limited appeal was not helped by the way in which, somewhere along the way, Griffin took leave of political reality.

This is dealt with hilariously in We Were Dancing, in which, somewhere east of Suez, a couple impulsively fall in love, only to find that their frenzy fades once the music has stopped.

Or take my generation, which somewhere along the line decided that it didn't want land lines — who wants a phone that only rings in a place you're rarely at?!?! — and went mobile-first, and in most cases, mobile-only.

Hockey, which falls somewhere in between, is a tougher case.

We stayed at the Carlton, which is somewhere in between.

More than that, we slowed down to Mississippi pace, which is somewhere between slow and stop.

His aesthetic, which falls somewhere between collage and needlepoint, is folksy and pleasing.

Then he horrible mishits a forehand which lands somewhere near Southfields tube station.