Sentence examples for if you have somewhere from inspiring English sources
"If you have somewhere that's been a pub for 200 years, serving the community, why should a property developer have a right to close it and turn it into a supermarket?" Mulholland asked over a pint in the White Swan last week.
If you have somewhere you want to go, something you want to accomplish, someone you want to become... then make a decision.
It's good because they wrap the food up good for you if you have somewhere to go and eat in the warm.
Walk as if you have somewhere to be.
If you have somewhere to sit down you won't get as tired.
Only use this if you have somewhere clear of dry grass, etc., such as a beach.
If you act like you have somewhere to be, and you're not doing anything wrong, nine times out of ten, no one will stop you to ask you for a pass or where you are going.
It's easy to forget to explore your own environment – especially if you have lived somewhere for a long time.
If you have traveled somewhere exotic like Turkey or Kazakhstan, you could easily have picked up all manner of nasty bugs.
If you have to be somewhere, and there are waves, it eats away at you.
