Sentence examples for finding an accommodation from inspiring English sources

It would have bought some sovereignty, but at an extraordinary cost to Britain and its partners.Among those who want out, there is talk of finding an accommodation by which Britain would leave the EU but still trade freely with it (the equivalent of eating in a restaurant but not paying the cover charge).

A lot of times, finding an Airbnb accommodation is a bigger hassle than a booking hotel.

This can be done either by booking a dorm room or by finding a private accommodation in advance.

May trumpeted the dawn of a new "Global Britain" earlier this year: a nation shorn of its continental commitments and capable of finding a new accommodation with other parts of the world — especially those it once colonized.

Later he joined forces with Meretz, a party which stands for respect for human rights, finding a peaceful accommodation with the Palestinians and protecting the secular culture of Israel.However, like much of the enlightened Israeli left, Mr Rubinstein shares with the recent fundamentalist movement a rather uncritical attitude to the Zionist enterprise in Palestine and later Israel.

Corker took issue with how much debt the bill would produce, and after the Senate parliamentarian struck down Corker's debt-control proposal, GOP leaders invited the retiring Republican to just vote no rather than finding him an accommodation.

The seven-night stay in Tokyo (pictured) includes an introduction to Japanese culture and a tour of the city, as well as assistance with finding a work placement, long-term accommodation and a language school.

Instead of slapping "chalet", "France" and "ski" into Google in the hope of finding decent accommodation, a new website promises to make life a lot easier.

Rather the plan is to launch a series of sub-businesses that sit on the platform and cater to students' needs — from the likes of finding accommodation (Unii Living), to buying and selling books, to finding a job (Unii Jobs).

Wherever practicable, solutions were found quickly and included interventions such as the student (and sometimes the mentor) contacting a lecturer or head of department, finding better accommodation, or providing a computer for FOMSS students where university resources were inadequate, etc".

After leaving prison, some ex-offenders were __________ for up to a year before finding suitable accommodation. 1.