Sentence examples for finding a residence from inspiring English sources
"Hello, my name is Jon-Erik and I am in need of help finding a residence for my Pit Bull George and I anywhere near the University of New Hampshire, which is located in Durham, NH.
With the support of Richard Vaughan, the Bishop of London, he was moved to London in 1605, finding a residence in the heart of the city where he was given the position of vicar of the Church of Saint Martin's in the Vintry.
Finding a residence requires time and planning and is a crucial first step in dealing with other administrative matters -- like getting insurance or a bank account.
So while lots of people want to bring home beautiful birds, finding a permanent residence isn't always easy for animals like King O. Cockatoos, which have a lifespan of 40 to 60 years, "are the most re-homed species of parrot," Johnson says.
Gloomy and bloody prose might not impress the city authorities finding a writer in residence, but they'll probably pay off in the long term.
Over the last 20 years, Johan Reinhard, an anthropologist and National Geographic explorer-in-residence best known for finding a frozen Incan mummy atop a 20,700-foot mountaintop in 1995, has developed a theory that the Incas laid out their buildings — those at Machu Picchu especially — in relation to the celestial paths of the sun and stars.
But Chinese college graduates face an added challenge: finding a job in the city where they have legal permanent residence.
The city had trouble finding a place to take them until a volunteer offered the private residence.
Despairing of finding a suitable husband in Wirkham, the Skinker family moved to London, and took up residence in either Blackfriars or Covent Garden.
They asked Copeland to resume her residence with them, resume study at San Pedro High School and sought Cantine's advice on finding a new ballet school.
You might also get your tax bill reduced by finding an exemption you qualify for and aren't getting, such as a homestead exemption for a principal residence.
