用“somewhere”造句大全，somewhere造句

A few motar shells were landing somewhere with a flat thudding sound.

From somewhere above a shaft of crimson light fell upon him.

I boxed up all the silly stuff, writing and acting and goofing about, and threw it in an attic somewhere.

We don't know where centrifuges are being manufactured and whether they are being delivered to Natanz or somewhere else.

I had to draw the line somewhere so I told him to go along on his own to join the local group that met every Thursday.

When engaging the automatic parking brake a slight groan creaked out from somewhere in the rear, a faint sound that put a faint frown on the face of the Volvo representative sitting in the back seat.

It flashed swifter and swifter. There was a long rumble of sound, and it seemed to him that he was falling down a vast and interminable stairway. And somewhere at the bottom he fell into darkness.

He heard a muffled whistle somewhere in the distance, then suddenly he saw his sister running towards him and shouting that she must go back to the country and enter a nunnery, then cutting off her hair until she was completely bald.

"You have to live somewhere," he said.

We should scoot. Have you got somewhere you're going?

They open the door and get in when they want to go somewhere.

We searched for somewhere to pitch our tents and eventually found Kockleschuer campsite, 2.5 miles from Luxembourg city.

"Too many veterans have some kind of clearance and don't mention it, or else they bury it in the text of their resume somewhere," Lyden observes.

The car in front of me rammed into a tree, and the speeding car spun around it and crashed into another tree somewhere ahead.

People who have some sort of frustration, they have some sort of debt they want to settle – when they hear about what goes on somewhere else, it helps embolden them.

It must be somewhere in your room.

A musical bell softly sounded somewhere in the passageway.

Died is the part of the life, somewhere all destine to do.

I'm not going to stop myself from going somewhere just because they have TVs, unless they have an obnoxious amount of them.

Joan Durbeyfield always managed to find consolation somewhere: 'Well, as one of the genuine stock, she ought to make her way with' en, if she plays her trump card aright.

XML data needs to originate somewhere.

And an astonishing number of innovations from this period have a coffeehouse somewhere in their story.

In Spanish, the same phenomenon is sometimes called the "cockroach effect", presumably because no matter how hard you try to shoo the problem away, it emerges somewhere else.

I do have to go somewhere now.

Not every nook of his garden was constantly in bloom. There was always a treasured surprise tucked somewhere.

"The workers put in a demand for higher wages. The boss says: 'If you want higher wages, you'd better go and work somewhere else. I can easily get someone to replace you.' But the workers refuse to go and insist on their demand for higher wages ....

Think of them as virtual Post-it notes somewhere in the ether, waiting for someone to notice.

Put it somewhere else in the synagogue or the church.

Now, instead of always looking out toward somewhere else, I'm beginning to look around here, wondering how I can make this neighborhood the better place my parents always sought for me.

There are four hundred neatly marked graves somewhere in Sicily.