Unlike flirtation on a train, where there's nowhere to go if things get awkward, you can always drive away in a car.
The way Wolf sees it, Kevin Reilly's predecessor has nowhere to go but up.
"There's nowhere for youngsters to go now and it'll bring Prestatyn High Street alive again, " she added.
Mr. LARRY BEASLEY: Our concern right now is these people are still--a lot of them, there's nowhere for them to go.
But something tells us there's nowhere for the actress to go but up.
Of course, even if both entrepreneurs and aerospace giants produce revolutionary new space vehicles, there's still nowhere for them to go.
As with executive pay generally, once it's set, it has nowhere to go but up.
"The sheer amount of concrete and Tarmac here now means the water has nowhere to go, it's much, much harder for the water to run away or soak into the ground, " he added.
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In admitting abstraction's costs, Mr Golding accepts that it can leave practitioners with nowhere to go.
New Orleans Children's Hospital is acting as a shelter for its employees, many of whom have nowhere to go, said Doug Mittelstaedt, vice president of human resources.
Until bigwigs in Brussels and Washington are ready to outface their cosseted farmers, Mr Zoellick's tariff-cutting plan will go nowhere.
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