some place in Germany
some place [sʌmpleis] irgendwo
Sentence patterns related to "some place"
1. Saves me finding some place to sleep.
2. Crawl in(to) (some place or thing) 1
3. Some place emphasis on biotic, others on environmental factors.
4. Break in (to something or some place) to force entry into a place criminally; to enter some place forcibly for the purpose of robbery or other illegal acts
5. Maybe we could stop and get a pair of crutches some place.
6. You have got just to find some place and stay there and get stuck in.
7. She spotted other figures moving about, and from some place close by she heard agonized sobbing.
8. • She spotted other figures moving about, and from some place close by she heard Agonized sobbing
9. Some place has to be specified ab initio, but by Article 7 of the Staff Regulations : "1 .
10. Related to Concentrative: call on, fall off, try out, in favor, overhyped concentrate at (some place) 1
11. Adjourn to (some place) To suspend a meeting or gathering with the intent of continuing it in another location
12. The blood drains from your face, your mind goes into overdrive, frantically searching for some place to run and hide.
13. Admit (one) to (something or some place) To allow one to enter or become a member of some organization or place
14. Get a fake passport, papers, go to Mexico or Costa Rica or Brazil, some place where people hide out, you know?
15. Admit (one) to (something or some place) To allow one to enter or become a member of some organization or place
16. (redirected from Adjourns to) adjourn to (some place) To suspend a meeting or gathering with the intent of continuing it in another location
17. Some players occupy the side very quickly in order to build up a good framework, while some place their stones around the center.
18. See also: Adjourn, for Adjourn to (some place) To suspend a meeting or gathering with the intent of continuing it in another location
19. See: a wild goose chase after always Chasing rainbows ambulance chaser ambulance Chasing be Chasing (one's) (own) tail be Chasing rainbows be Chasing tail be Chasing your tail chase (one's) tail chase (someone or something) (away) from some place chase (someone or something) around chase (someone or something) in(to) (some place) chase (someone or
20. 1856 MI Farmer 14.151, I have good neighbors, not such as are commonly called “Backwoodsers,” for they all came from some place not long since
21. And... and some place where he can feel comfortable and secure enough so that he can worship in front of the altar of his own prick.
22. As stated above, those who experience Panic Attacks have a greater likelihood of developing agoraphobia for fear of having a panic attack while some place away from home.
23. “To those who have heard all their lives that people in China or Armenia, or some place else were starving, such dire predictions may seem overdrawn and unnecessarily alarmist.
„Denen, die schon ihr ganzes Leben davon gehört haben, daß Menschen in China oder Armenien oder sonstwo verhungern, mögen solche düsteren Vorhersagen übertrieben und unnötig alarmierend vorkommen.
24. And in general if you're some place, I've seen the threshold if you're above 100 on a fasting basis that's cause for concern, you should maybe adjust your lifestyle
25. 29 To " cool one's heels "—to be forced to wait a long time at some place, like a busy doctor's office or at an employment agency looking for a job.
26. See: all over Bar the shouting all over but the shouting Bar from (something or some place) Bar from some place Bar none Bar off Bar out Bar sinister Bar star Bar up Barfly be all over Bar the shouting be put behind Bars behind Bars belly up to the Bar call to the Bar everything but/Bar the kitchen sink it's all over Bar the shouting Katie Bar the door
27. See also: Advance, to Advance (up)on (something or some place) To move forward or maneuver toward a location or goal, such as in a military offensive or a similarly coordinated march or effort
28. The state of being cheap 1800, Edmond Malone, The Critical and Miscellaneous Prose Works of John Dryden: Her mother, in 1684, retiring with'her daughter, for Cheapness, to some place in Surrey, (she does not tell us where,) became acquainted with Dr
29. (I'm) sorry I asked (it) doesn't hurt to ask (it) never hurts to ask (one's) for the Asking a big ask ask (one) around ask (one) in(to some place) ask (one) out ask (one) over ask (one) point-blank ask (someone) for (one's) hand ask (someone) round ask
30. Hypernyms ("Anticyclone" is a kind of): atmosphere; atmospheric state (the weather or climate at some place) Meronyms (parts of "Anticyclone"): high (an air mass of higher than normal pressure) Domain category: meteorology (the earth science dealing with phenomena of the atmosphere (especially weather)) Antonym:
31. ‘They then proceeded to Burglarize the adjacent apartment, carrying their spoils back through the wall.’ ‘Another's truck was Burglarized and the stolen handgun was used to wound a 7-year-old.’ ‘Honestly, what kind of dunce criminal would decide to not Burglarize some place just because the radio is on and playing some light jazz?’