Usage examples of "a alguna parte" in Spanish with translation to English

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Creía que íbamos a alguna parte. I thought we were going to go somewhere.
¿Has viajado a alguna parte últimamente? Have you travelled anywhere recently?
Estoy pensando en irme a alguna parte para cambiar de aires, ya que me lo aconseja mi médico. I'm thinking of going somewhere for a change of air, since my doctor advises me to.
¿Vas a alguna parte? Are you going anywhere?
Tú puedes engañar a toda la gente algún tiempo, y a alguna gente todo el tiempo; pero tú no puedes engañar a toda la gente todo el tiempo. You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time; but you cannot fool all the people all of the time.
Recuerdo haberla visto en alguna parte. I remember seeing her somewhere.
Perdona, no lo he entendido. Quizá podrías traducirlo a alguna de las siguientes lenguas: Excuse me, please. I didn't understand that. Can you maybe translate it into one of the following languages:
¿Has visto mis lentes por alguna parte? Have you seen my glasses anywhere?
En alguna parte un niño está llorando. A child is crying somewhere.
Mejor escóndete en alguna parte. You better hide somewhere.
¿Te gustaría que nos fuéramos a tomar una copa en alguna parte? Would you like to go out to have a drink somewhere?
Me dejé el pasaporte en alguna parte. I left my passport somewhere.
La injusticia en alguna parte es una amenaza a la justicia en todas partes. Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.
Ella parecía como si me hubiera visto de alguna parte antes. She looked as though she had seen me somewhere before.
Estoy seguro de haberle visto en alguna parte, pero no me acuerdo de quién es. I am sure I met him somewhere, but I do not remember who he is.
Debo de haber cometido un error en alguna parte. I must have made a mistake somewhere.
Se me perdió mi paraguas en alguna parte en el parque. Tengo que comprar uno nuevo. I have lost my umbrella somewhere in the park. I have to buy one.
¿Hay un teléfono en alguna parte? Is there a telephone anywhere?
Miraré para otra parte. I will look the other way.
¿Ha estado alguna vez en Londres? Have you been to London?
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