Sentence for somewhere | Use somewhere in a sentence

Somewhere sentence. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use somewhere in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for somewhere.

• She must go somewhere. (8)
• To leave somewhere else? (8)
• Beer may be had somewhere. (10)
• I am undeveloped somewhere. (10)
• Will you appoint somewhere else? (8)
• Control must be lodged somewhere. (16)
• They all stopped somewhere about halfway. (9)
• The wrong is somewhere in me individually. (9)
• Human somewhere, I do believe myself to be. (10)
• They would be sitting out somewhere, talking! (8)
• We shall meet somewhere, for we love one another. (14)
• To be sure, we might be arrested and sent up somewhere. (9)
• You may be throning it officially somewhere next year. (10)
• I went, of course, for the same purpose, somewhere else. (10)
• The rascal was not there; the rascal was asleep somewhere. (8)
• Well, in my belief, we all have a vice about us somewhere. (8)
• There should be somewhere legends of him and the wine-flask. (10)
• You met her somewhere about Carinthia, and gave her the name? (10)
• By the time I get to the knoll they may be gone somewhere else. (4)
• They came from somewhere in Pennsylvania, a little country place. (13)
• It would be lovely, somewhere down by the river, or up here near you. (8)
• He was shot in the side somewhere, but the ball injured no vital part. (10)
• And good Mrs. Pettigrew is, pining somewhere to complete her adornment. (10)
• Somewhere he had an idea, that would lift and cleanse all degradations. (10)
• A stealthy murmur of smothered voices was going on quite close somewhere. (8)
• As for him, he changed his parish and runs one somewhere in the Midlands. (8)
• A touch of the tar-brush somewhere, and a stubborn, silent, pushing fellow. (8)
• And, deep down, behind his mere thoughts, he ached-somehow, somewhere ached. (8)
• My life seems quite behind me somewhere, and I hardly feel anything I touch. (10)
• In regard to village morality, as Felix knew, the line must be drawn somewhere. (8)
• I get a likeness of her out of you, with a dash of the mother mayhap somewhere. (10)
• Then it seemed to me as if I ought to try to do something to get somewhere even. (9)
• There was evidently madness somewhere, as his shuddering human nature told him. (10)
• She remembered that she had somewhere a little stiletto, given her a long time ago. (8)
• Soames turned square to him, with a sound which seemed to come from somewhere very deep. (8)
• Even if not dead and horrible to think of, you may be lying cold, somewhere in a corner. (10)
• How he longed to be somewhere else, and see the round world before he went into the grave! (2)
• We set forth with the vague intention of passing the night somewhere above and near Ratisbon. (20)
• Dark as the clouds had made the night, there was still the faint light of a moon somewhere behind. (8)
• The unconscious physical influence of mere motion, of going somewhere, soothed his irritated nerves. (13)
• A window had been opened somewhere, and the cold breath of the night was drawing through the heated rooms. (9)
• She would arrive, if not where she wanted, at all events somewhere; which, after all, was the great thing. (8)
• Her timbers and the bodies of her crew have long rotted somewhere at the bottom of one of the Great Lakes. (19)
• A tower on a distant hill, white among pines, led us to suppose that Sarkeld must lie somewhere beneath it. (10)
• Many such aspire angrily after that Somewhere else of the imagination, where all troubles are supposed to end. (2)
• I came to New York, resolved to fight my way in, somewhere, and I did not rest a moment before I began the fight. (9)
• They left a little bruise somewhere, but softened and anointed, just a sense of confusion at the back of her mind. (8)
• It was very still, but for the tinkle of cowbells, and, from somewhere in the distance, the sound of dropping logs. (8)
• We planned to camp somewhere above the latter town, and chose the central passage as probably the most direct one. (20)
• The elder brother, Lord Creedmore, is a common Nimrod, always absent in Hungary, Russia, America, hunting somewhere. (10)
• And somewhere very far away, it may have been that Justice sat with her ironic smile watching men judge their shadows. (8)
• If you were to set it somewhere else by itself, it would look remarkably like Stirling in a bolder and loftier edition. (2)
• The housemaid faintly answered outside the door that she did, alarming him, for there seemed to be confusion somewhere. (10)
• He had been obliged to drop out before the struggle was quite over, and had gone somewhere else to finish his medical work. (13)
• In that case, so liable as every body was to meet every body in Bath, Lady Russell would in all likelihood see him somewhere. (4)
• He was much struck by hearing her count deliberately, in her desperation, numbers from somewhere about twenty to one hundred. (10)
• One flash struck close by us somewhere, and I heard distinctly the crack of a bough at the moment of its most intense redness. (14)
• Somewhere, somehow, he had got hold of Manchester sarcasms concerning glory: a weedy word of the newspapers had been sown in his bosom perhaps. (10)
• She revived the same shrinking in him from a breath of their great word yet: not here; somewhere in the shadow of the mountains. (10)
• He could hear the owls hoot, and feel a heart beating out there somewhere in the darkness, but there came no answer to his wondering. (8)
• Lady Charlotte replied that Emilia had gone, and then Wilfrid had followed her, one minute later, to get her into shelter somewhere. (10)
• Somewhere at the founts of the world lay the land he was rowing toward; something of its shadowed lights might be discerned here and there. (10)
• She toiled up but to enter the regions of cloud; sure nevertheless that the obscurity was penetrable and excuses to be discovered somewhere. (10)
• Somewhere about his grinder teeth, He mouthed of thoughts that grilled beneath, And summoned Nature to her feud With bile and buskin Attitude. (10)
• He heard, somewhere, the continuous throbbing of a great drum, with desultory bursts of far music, inconceivably sweet, like the tones of an æolian harp. (1)
• They felt that a secure supremacy would not have paraded itself: so they divined indistinctly that there was weakness somewhere in the councils of the enemy. (10)
• She followed up the windings of the drop-scene valley, meeting her lover somewhere beneath the castle-ruin, where the river narrowed and the trees intertwined. (10)

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