Sentence examples for have somewhere suitable from inspiring English sources
When asked about this directly in our interview, Healey states: "A Labour government would look to make 2,000 Housing Association homes ready to move on from hostel accommodation, so that people who are ready to move on have somewhere suitable to go".
Have somewhere to put the food.
Have somewhere secure to keep your money.
"If we really want to save the hamster, we just need a suitable swath of land," says Burget, "with one or two hectares here and there, so it has somewhere where it is safe and can build up reserves".
What counts is having somewhere to shop.
The universities have accommodation offices to help you find somewhere suitable, and some even have their own hostels where students can live temporarily while they look for a more long-term home.
Although the notices, issued in August, state that the women and their children must leave by 20 October, East Thames, which runs Focus E15, said it hoped they would be able to stay until it had helped them find somewhere suitable to move to.
And considering the disturbing trend of states closing rest areas because they don't have money to maintain them, you can go miles before finding somewhere suitable to stop.
The original landing area turned out to be full of large boulders, and so he had to take control from his spacecraft's primitive computer and skim across the lunar surface on manual control, looking for somewhere suitable.
Meanwhile, another application the company has been pioneering is a smart parking solution, solving the problem that sees increased traffic congestion as hapless drivers spend hours driving in a circle trying to find somewhere suitable to park.
