Sentence examples for with someplace from inspiring English sources

Struggling last winter to come up with someplace closer, we remembered a quiet spot in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont, a few miles south of the Canadian border: Jay Peak.

A fair number of Harp and Hound patrons live in the Niantic area, Mr. Roche said, so if they were loyal enough to travel to Mystic, he thought, why not tempt them with someplace closer to home?

"I didn't want to take on just anything, but I wanted a challenge with someplace that had a lot of potential," he said of the law school, which has 1,450 students and enrolled its first class in 1865.

Instead of striking one minute after midnight, the Transport Workers Union chose to continue negotiating yesterday, leaving a lot of people all revved up with -- well, with someplace to go: work, school, shopping.

Twenty-one percent said their children first interacted with "Sesame Street" someplace other than television, with YouTube and PBS.org the top alternative sources.

One new chain of thought that runs nearly unbroken through today's sixth-grade classrooms is the belief that a college degree -- particularly a parchment from someplace with a pedigree -- comes with a passkey to the good life.

Victim-blaming is telling a survivor of assault that she "asked for it" through any number of actions or behaviors, including but not limited to: what she wore; how many men she'd had sex with previously; whether or not she ever flirted with her attacker, or knew him, or willingly went someplace with him; and how much she drank on the night in question.

Do you want to go someplace with startling natural beauty that isn't overrun with tourists?

"All my friends in Canada want to go someplace with palm trees and great weather.

Nevertheless, his goal was finding someplace with multiple bedrooms in a family-friendly neighborhood.

"Chances are whoever did this wanted to watch and would have gone someplace with singed eyebrows.