Sentence examples for zone someone from inspiring English sources

From within the free zone, someone sounds a horn.

"Someone may distinguish himself in the red zone, someone may distinguish himself on third down," he said Saturday.

I slip behind the crash barriers protecting the media zone – someone has left a bag of plaintain chips and a green-mohawked motorbike helmet on them – and play paparazzo among a thick hedge of hollering media.

Laurenson says that if you are an exercise shirker or indeed a super-health disaster zone, someone from the authorities will come and visit you.

I'm not the kind of person whose blood pressure enters the danger zone when someone mentions Katie Mitchell.

Most Iraqis working in the Green Zone knew someone who died in the explosion, which incinerated twenty-five people.

Bowa said Johnson's plate discipline comes from his having been a switch-hitter as a youngster and gaining more knowledge of the strike zone than someone who knows it from the left or the right side.

The Research Triangle — the area encompassing Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill — is a sort of demilitarized zone, where someone who's been concentrating on the barbecue scene, as I was on my most recent visit, half expects to see the distinctive blue helmets of United Nations peacekeepers.

When he speaks this week as his party's choice, he will be the most perplexing, even preposterous candidate ever, not unlike the P.R. man described by Don DeLillo, in "End Zone," as someone whose mouth "seemed to invent the words as well as speak them".

The Research Triangle the area encompassing Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill is a sort of demilitarized zone, where someone who's been concentrating on the barbecue scene, as I was on my most recent visit, half expects to see the distinctive blue helmets of United Nations peacekeepers.

It just kind of let them… chill there, in a legal grey zone, until someone (most likely an artist) complained.