Sentence examples for could be homeless from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, officials said that thousands of people could be homeless for months.

By March, that security was shattered and I thought I could be homeless by July.

I guess you could be homeless and still talk about the problems facing the country and the solutions.

If you see a young woman with big, wheeled suitcases and several children wearing backpacks on a train bound for some far subway stop, they could be homeless.

When things are tough, knowing you could be homeless with four weeks' notice isn't great, and the year-long leak we had in my bedroom ceiling definitely contributed to feelings of low mood – how could it not?

You may be deeply in love now, and that is something to be treasured, but nothing will ramp up the heartbreak of a separation more than knowing your financial stability could also crumble and you could be homeless and penniless, and at the mercy of not only your partner's good graces but also those of his new love interest.

Of all the places he could choose to be homeless, why here?

A man named Al who had pushed a shopping cart to the gathering said he just wanted a place where he could continue to be homeless.

"The individuals in that total could in fact be homeless," Mr. Farthing wrote, adding earnestly, "since we pretty much know the park is not a place with basic housing units".

"I have three other siblings and my youngest sister, who is five, has no idea that we could be made homeless any day now," Ash wrote.

One of the country's leading swimming clubs could be left homeless after a council announced plans to close a city centre pool to save money.