Sentence examples for more convenient place from inspiring English sources

Kathleen Lackhansingh, 66, a former office assistant, said Monday that she hoped the casino would provide her with extra income, as well as a more convenient place to play craps.

For someone starting at the eastern end, the good views begin at Creel, but Chihuahua, the state's bustling, manageable capital and home to an international airport, is a more convenient place to board the train.

It is an unprepossessing building in south-east London, right next door to Belmarsh high security jail, opened in 1993 as a more convenient place than the Old Bailey to try suspected terrorists and high-end villains.

Although Elian, 6, has flourished since he was reunited with his father, Juan Miguel Gonzalez, in April -- he has learned to ride a two-wheel bike and has ventured into the water to swim -- the family needs a change of scenery and a more convenient place, said the Rev. Joan Brown Campbell of the National Council of Churches.

Local anaesthesia can be used to move the lesion to a more convenient place, especially if it is injected deep to the lesion (Fig. 8).

They just needed to copy it and put it in a more convenient place in apps that people of all ages already use.

"Patients are being treated in more convenient places, pressure on hospitals is reducing, and we are safeguarding the NHS for future generations".

Patients are being treated in more convenient places, pressure on hospitals is reducing, and we are safeguarding the NHS for future generations," said Lord Howe, the health minister.

For the simplification of details in steel bridges, more convenient placing of concrete slab, and the proper distribution of shear pockets for precast decks, large diameter studs can be an excellent alternative.

"But doctors on the front line are getting on improving care for patients – across the country patients are being treated in more convenient places and pressure on hospitals is reducing".

Gambling itself is not really what draws me to Saratoga, in any event; there are many more convenient places to play the horses and, as only a casual racegoer these days, I know better than to harbor any expectation of beating the races.