Sentence examples for buying somewhere from inspiring English sources

Yet she still lives in the same rented flat in Southwark - shouldn't she be buying somewhere?

We have very little pension between us and our future depends on selling up and possibly buying somewhere smaller.

Gordon Thorburn Laxfield, Suffolk Could we burn all the "property ladders" and get back to buying somewhere to live?

The Israelis, for instance, could put an end to a hundred years of futile hostilities by buying somewhere for the Palestinians.

He had come very close to buying somewhere else, on Lexington Avenue, when his broker called and told him about a board turndown on another buyer for 6C.

Having had a peek at One Hyde Park, the country's most expensive residential development, on her way to the Albert Hall, Watson said she was thinking of buying somewhere in a slightly less exclusive area.

"Let's sell the house and buy somewhere smaller".

Can you afford to buy somewhere "future-proof"?

She, too, is looking to get out of the neighborhood and buy somewhere else.

Mr Hall says he is selling because he has bought somewhere closer to Newcastle.

"You get a lot more couples now – young, professional, just bought somewhere.