Sentence examples for having to source from inspiring English sources

Simply Nigella by Nigella Lawson (Chatto & Windus) For those who fantasise about being goddesses (or gods) in their own kitchens without having to source exotic spice combos.

"A water-related investment could potentially shield retailers from water-induced market fluctuations and protect against price hikes or from having to source too often from more expensive options, for example overseas.

"This in turn can mean the family having to source and fund extra childcare from the family budget.

Founder Neil Parikh explained that you can do this without ever having to source or ship inventory.

Calum Currie, managing director of Brick Link, said: "We are now having to source bricks from manufactures in Belgium, Holland and Spain to import into Scotland to try and meet the demand".

Still, the marketplace should make it easier and simpler for users to pay for a host of services at once, rather than having to source them from multiple places.

"But you're going to have to source one yourself".

Others are cheaper but you have to source your leather.

We were going to have to source this and get somebody to confirm them.

Being "just" a blogger doesn't mean you don't have to source images properly.

With six goals scored somebody likely had to source some chainsaw fuel too.