Sentence examples for exchange for somewhere from inspiring English sources
There are also loads of coats that have been put on chairs by older people who want to supplement their wine consumption by making youngsters buy them a drink in exchange for somewhere to sit.
When you buy an imported TV with your hard-earned dollars, those dollars are exchanged for yen somewhere along the way to pay the Japanese workers who built the TV.
The trade diplomat's incantation that to open his market is a "concession" granted in exchange for an opening somewhere else is economic nonsense spouted for domestic political purposes.
Some of these accept donations in exchange for an engraved name somewhere that you can visit, and the money will go to a good cause.
It was also before local authorities announced that they will require Tatars to vacate some of the land they currently live on in exchange for a place to stay somewhere else in Crimea — a move that some observers referred to as a first step towards "ethnic cleansing".
If you can, even offer to drive her somewhere in exchange for something.
For a well-to-do engineering graduate in, say, Chile, spending fifty thousand dollars on a one-year master's at Arizona State, or somewhere similar, in exchange for a relatively easy green card could be an irresistible option.
Sources at the Exchange, which employs around 75 people, suggested that the sale would ultimately go through for somewhere south of $100 million.
So much for somewhere sunny.
I'm always looking for somewhere else".
"We are looking for somewhere to sleep".
