Sentence examples for need of somewhere from inspiring English sources

In the strongest stories in this volume, those characters tend to be hollow-eyed guys in places like Atlanta or Phoenix or Chattanooga, in need of somewhere to convalesce from the grinding despair of middle age.

And most spend the night in their cabs, so they're always in need of somewhere to make a confidential call.

"I can call up anyone at the Point Foundation at any time, in any city, when in need of somewhere to stay or advice or support for any community service project I am working on," she says.

Report author Jane Thompson, the charity's research and policy offer, said: "Too many children who are at risk and in need of somewhere safe to go are not getting support when they most need it from local authorities.

McKellen said Eton alumni had an in-built advantage in that their school had a theatre which would "satisfy the needs of somewhere like Derby".

Eurocrats will be watching developments in the UK because there are still many bust banks across the continent in need of extra funds from somewhere.

7.51am GMT 58th over: Australia 238-5 (Smith 69, Haddin 42) Time for Cook to show his captain-of-the-year chops, perhaps, with England in need of a wicket from somewhere.

If you do not have anywhere else to put your boxes or totes, or if you are in need of a small table somewhere in your home, you can stack a few containers on top of each other and drape a cloth over them, creating a homemade table.

He needs to be thrown out of somewhere.

I cannot support something that deprives people of money they by any standards need when they have no option of somewhere to move to because of the shortage of smaller homes".

"95percentt of people need somewhere between 7 and 8 hours," he says.