The phrase "anywhere I needed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a location or situation where assistance or support was required.
Example: "I felt supported by my friends, who were there for me anywhere I needed them."
Alternatives: "wherever I required" or "in any place I needed."
Still, I spent a month there relying entirely on public transport – trains, shared vans, a couple of long-haul shared taxis and buses – and I had no problems getting anywhere I needed to go.
He'd drive me anywhere I needed to go and usually waited for me in his parked car until it was time to take me home.
"That's a charge that's launched against successful women to kind of degrade them and undermine their success," she told CBS. "I'm very well-educated, I have incredible experience, and I have never had to leverage sex to get anywhere I needed to go".
I don't buy clothes, but I don't go anywhere I need them".
I not only use it under my eyes but anywhere I need to on my face.
"These'll get me anywhere I need to go," she says.
Anywhere I need to be, put me there.' " The men understood what Murphy was saying — at times, their communities did feel like a war zone — but his words surprised them.
So I basically was yes you will if we have to, you're not going anywhere, I need you to stay here, you're my baby.
The batteries take a while to fully charge but once they're ready to go, it's nice to be able to use this lamp anywhere I need a little extra light.
What has surprised me, however, was my discovery that because our public transportation system is designed primarily to bring people from all over the valley to downtown Salt Lake where I live, I can take a bus to get almost anywhere I need to go.
With a simple swipe of the card, I can get anywhere I need to go, and because it is credit, I am not even conscious of the fact that I spent $35 to go 15 blocks.
