Sentence examples for need a zone from inspiring English sources

"We do not need tears or sympathy or even prayers: we desperately need a zone free from bombing over eastern Aleppo to stop the attacks, and international action to ensure Aleppo is never besieged again," the doctors wrote.

Young people discovering their identity and their desires need a zone of privacy where they can be who they are, perhaps in the company of another human being, without feeling that somebody else might be tweeting it, filming it, or blogging about it, or that maybe they themselves ought to be — there's such a thing as violating your own privacy, too.

Ms. Pogrebin said she writes nonfiction from a study at home, but felt she needed a "zone for fiction".

For that to happen, Van Horn will probably need a comfort zone that he has not had for a while.

Forced bulbs, which have been deeply stressed, would probably need a warmer zone — 9 or 10, say — to recover.

I will express to President Putin that Russia is a part of Europe and, therefore, does not need a buffer zone of insecure states separating it from Europe.

"They are people who want or need a comfort zone," said Dr. Veena Abraham, a psychiatrist at the Family Service League in Huntington.

"We need a safe zone from Tijuana all the way down to Ensenada," said Mr. Torres, who as a mayor has little ability to quell the problem without federal aid.

In the meantime, he added, referring to his next meeting, in Slovenia, "I will express to President Putin that Russia is a part of Europe and, therefore, does not need a buffer zone of insecure states separating it from Europe.

And for reasons that are still little understood, he said, some people are risk takers who like to play on the edge, others are intensely self-protective and need a comfort zone, and the majority fall between the two extremes.

You need a large zone in which to gesture".