[
US
/ˈsəmˌpɫeɪs/
]
[ UK /sˈʌmpleɪs/ ]
[ UK /sˈʌmpleɪs/ ]
ADVERB
-
in or at or to some place
she must be somewhere
How To Use someplace In A Sentence
- I must say this is the first vacation I have never wanted to come back from, Hawai'i is drop dead gorgeous and I have been someplaces. Life on Uncle Merlin's Island
- I also banned her IP, because if she's going to be childish, she can do it someplace else.
- You just start down this road and hope you end up someplace better than where you started.
- After being told by producers that a match would run long, abbreviating the Evening News, he mysteriously found someplace better to be, thus leaving the network with more than six minutes of dead air.
- You don't want to work at what's here, you join the Cadmians, or go someplace else, or you get stuck in the dyeworks or the mine. Alector's Choice
- And then there were the brothers from upstate someplace.
- By then, close to 30 million people will be doing their work someplace other than the cubicle, say forecasters at the telework consultancy.
- One of the things I find endearing is when you are taken someplace that makes you feel separate from the world. All Things Girl » All Things Girl » Blog Archive » Guest Post - Molly Ringwald - Date Places
- All he wants is someplace warm, where palm trees blow in balmy breezes along a gentle, rolling surf.
- Back then, "韓国" (Kankoku; Korea) would often bring up words such as チョン（derogatory word for Koreans, "chon"), and most Japanese would think that Korea is someplace where it's loud, noisy, and dirty. WordPress.com News