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. 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.

2. James Holton:

   She's just a good kid that worked hard. She spent most of her time around family. Had a few good friends. She would hang out here and there. She wasn't the type to always be out, [A] friend came and visit her from Jersey, and they went out yesterday for a little bit. … She had a really great personality, was just was living her life, and she was trying to stay away from any trouble and didn't hit bars like that. It was very unusual for her to even go to a bar.

3. Yann Hulin:

   We've had a few client requests here and there, especially for wine bottles, which of course we oblige, but in terms of dishes, it's extremely rare.

4. Justin Barasky:

   Unfortunately for the numerous vulnerable Republican senators, there are no Todd Akins here, and there isn't a single state on the map with a Democratic primary that will negatively impact our ability win the state.

5. Marcello Canuto:

   Imagine you’re in Poughkeepsie, New Jersey, and that’s all you can see, but you might catch this thing that we call the turnpike, right, but everything else is covered in jungle … you’ll have no idea that this turnpike might connect New York with Philadelphia, liDAR is telling us everything that we found archaeologically over the last 100 years, here and there, is found everywhere … LIDAR lets us connect all the dots.