Sentence examples for having somewhere to from inspiring English sources

What counts is having somewhere to shop.

Having somewhere to go is home.

My parents have retired, so having somewhere to go back to is no longer an option.

It really is a genuine alternative to having somewhere to live.

This was a sad realisation, as it was great having somewhere to go, having tasks and deadlines, and the chats and camaraderie of those I worked with.

I also miss having somewhere to go any time of the day; where I live, when the lights go out, the lights really do go out.

Will they have somewhere to live?

Ofélia has somewhere to escape.

He has somewhere to go.

We might have somewhere to sit.

… Nobody had somewhere to vent their frustration.