Someplace [adverb]
Definition of Someplace:
in, or at some place
Sentence/Example of Someplace:
Towns and cities flew by; I had to get someplace and quickly.
He was someplace inside the clock, beyond the door, silent and remote.
"The car should be around here, someplace," Mara said, slowing down.
Somebody said as though he didn't mean it: "We ought to take her someplace."
If there isn't, we put 'em in an ambulance and take them someplace else.
It was Ann's voice, calling, from someplace where there should be sunlight.
Someplace on earth there's a man or a method that can fix me up.
For sure then he would be someplace he wasn't supposed to be.
Grace here was looking around for someplace to hide herself.
And that, and this is the biggest piece of news of all, Linda Riggs is someplace in Mexico?