Sentence examples for lacking a home from inspiring English sources

Lacking a home of their own, her parents were "squashed in with one set of grandparents then another" for the first eight years of their marriage, before "finally moving into their new council house in the very beginning of 1953.

The Nokia N9 also stands out for lacking a home button.

This is driven by a pent-up interest in F1 as a result of lacking a home race for such a long time.

That is why men's tennis has become such grand theater, even for the American audience at Arthur Ashe Stadium lacking a home-turf champion.

The Bronx team has made the regional finals even though its league was formed just four years ago and the team lacks a home field and money for equipment.

It will still have a power button and volume buttons, but will lack a home button, instead relying on facial recognition for unlocking the device.

He could, like Williams, explain the lack of season tickets purchased relative to expectations by pointing to a schedule that lacks a home date with a Tennessee, or a South Carolina, or a Texas A&M.

— Pieces of Nascar's past have been scattered for decades in garages, ubiquitous racing halls of fame and team museums serving as unofficial historians for a sport that lacked a home.

Update from Devin: It lacks a home button, which isn't such a big deal until you think about how useful they're trying to make their "speed dial" thing.

And especially today, many low-income students lack a home computer with an internet connection or have parents too busy working multiple jobs to help with homework.

The park's small zoo, which used to be a catch-all for any animal that lacked a home, has been transformed into a true representation of birds and animals native to the county, officials said.