be nowhere

Whenever you can, take the train-providing' you ain't got to be nowhere on time.

As we would get to the end of our time and seem to still be nowhere, the quiet guy would make a gesture that he wanted to say something.

There would be nowhere near as many people doing all sorts of other things to the planet if humans had not sped the nitrogen cycle up.

In the higher levels there is nothing that you will want for, and your needs will be nowhere as big as when on Earth.

It will be nowhere near the conspicuous consumption the West is enjoying now but it will be comfortable and sustainable.

Lose mental privacy as well, and there really will be nowhere to hide.

Personal information will be nowhere and everywhere, but most privacy laws still assume that data resides in one place.

The Roman philosopher Seneca may have put it best 2, 000 years ago: "To be everywhere is to be nowhere. "

If you don't get education, you might be nowhere in the future.

The roads will always be full of traffic, there will be nowhere to park and the tourists who cometo see our lovely old buildings will leave.

It will happen and CHINA will be nowhere then because as on now it is a dictatorship and once it tapers off, it will crumble.

Although China will become bigger than the United States, even by 2025 it will be nowhere near as wealthy.

There may be nowhere to wash yourself or your clothes.

I'd be nowhere without your support and encouragement.

It will be cold and wet and there will be nowhere to smoke: even on the pavement he will probably be harried.

because there'd be nowhere else to stick it. . .

Then, in the course of time, we will be nowhere in worldly terms.

And there will be nowhere that I can't run