Synonyms for here and there
her·e and ther·e

Princeton's WordNet

1. here and thereadverb

   in or to various places; first this place and then that

   "he worked here and there but never for long in one town"; "we drove here and there in the darkness"

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1. here and there

   Read the full text of the Here and There poem by Francis William Bourdillon on the Poetry.com website.

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1. Mookie Betts:

   We’ve had a lot of success here and in the past four, five, six, whatever years, and I think one of the biggest things is there’s teams that operate out of, ‘We want to get here,’ and there’s teams that it’s disappointing if we don’t get there, and I think we’re one of those teams that it’s disappointing if we don’t get there, i think you sense that in there and you find a way to do little things that you might not do in the regular season. You find a way to impact a game.

2. Craig Reynolds:

   There’s going to be some failures and setbacks here and there, i’m not hoping for the climate to change. I’m just realistic in that we need to do everything we can to slow climate change, but we also have to simultaneously have adaptation strategies to the climate change that is happening – and agave is just part of the adaptation strategy.

3. PGA Tour:

   Everything always drains to the mangroves here and there's no place for it to go with that much rain, monday's always in the mix.

4. Buzz Aldrin:

   I am using past history … and probabilities here and there – sometimes it’s called an educated guess, i think it’s going to work out real well because what we need is some kind of consistency with occasional surprise – you need to know when to throw in the unusual.

5. West Bank:

   He might offer us something here and there but it’s all empty promises, since day one of the occupation it’s the same promises and same things and they are failure and empty promises.