Sentence examples for would somewhere from inspiring English sources

What would somewhere as magical as Batad be like if the islands had become part of a backpacker theme park like many parts of south-east Asia, with their full-moon parties and swathes of beach populated by people who look like extras from, well, The Beach? Incongruously, this is a Christian culture where English is an official language.

In other words, owing to differences in regeneration and resource niches, and the consequent differential responses of populations of component species to the conditions associated with a particular fire and the ensuing weather conditions, each species would somewhere, and at some time, experience population growth or decline [21].

An owl twit twoo'd somewhere in the trees over the fence and it was time to go.

Then they would go somewhere else.

"I felt like I would play somewhere.

"It would be somewhere around seven hundred and fifty".

"We would meet somewhere like it was this clandestine romance.

"Salt intake would come somewhere well below it".

The equivalent journey to Ascot would begin somewhere around Perth.

The hotel would be somewhere far away, like Japan.

"I would get somewhere and it would already be taken," she said.