I have some phrases that I would like to use on my Russian "flashcards"!

I picked these phrases because I think that if I had them all translated into correct Russian, then it would help me to understand some expressions that are confusing me right now... (Particularly some... and any.... which I am having trouble understanding.)

Hope somebody is willing to help with the translation:

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Anna is coming over for dinner tonight and I think she will bring a guest.

Does anybody know how to get to the nearest metro station?

He comes from somewhere near Kiev.

She grew up somewhere in the South.

I think he moved to somewhere in the North, probably Murmansk.

She wants to go somewhere warm and sunny for her holiday.

They gave each other presents.

It is nice to receive presents.

Don't open the door for anybody while I am out.

None of the other children has a bike like this.

Nobody else has as beautiful eyes as you.

Someone is still living in the old village in the forest.

Did you see anybody when you went there?

You'll see, there is someone out there for you too, don't give up!

Somebody had sent her flowers, but she didn't know who it was.

I am sure he is somewhere nearby. There isn't anywhere he could have gone to.

Guess where I live? It's somewhere very rainy..

They fought against (or: with) eachother.

What do you want me to say?

Somewhere in the world there is (or: exists) a perfect village.

They are twins and you can not tell one from the other. (or: "tell them apart")

Gogol did not write "War and Peace", someone else did.

Somebody has been in my flat while I was out, perhaps a thief!

Look! Someone just dropped their gloves on the the pavement.

Be careful; some people are very dishonest.

I found somebody's old toothbrush in my bathroom.