Sentence examples for because he has nowhere from inspiring English sources

Henderson won't be reporting for spring training any time soon because he has nowhere to report to.

St. John sits doggedly in the school's faculty lounge, even at times when he's supposed to be teaching, because he has nowhere else to go.

Charlie's misery makes him seem even-tempered to Fulvio; Charlie continues with his job because he has nowhere else to go.

In Taylor Hackford's absorbing drama AN OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN (1982), Richard Gere stars as Zack Mayo, a poor kid intent on becoming a Navy flier, no matter how tough the training, because he has nowhere else to go.

Name the office that doesn't have someone who seems to be there all the time, not necessarily because he loves his job but because he has nowhere else to go.

This is visceral political theatre, lampooning inequality at every level: the economic imbalance between the 99% and the 1%; and the gulf between the people who have temporarily taken to the streets, and the man who lives there because he has nowhere else to go.

He couldn't take anything else with him because he had nowhere to store it.

Essentially, he went there because he had nowhere else to go.

During that time, Mr. Saintlouis slept in her room because he had nowhere else to stay.

Somehow I knew it was because he had nowhere to go.

In the end, Bustos was simply living, because he had nowhere else to go and nothing, really, left to do.