Sentence examples for needs to get where from inspiring English sources

"The impact is larger for moderate-income households," said Jeffrey Lubell, the executive director of the Center for Housing Policy in Washington, "because everyone needs to get where they need to go and the fixed costs are the same for everyone.

Not that I would trust Google to drive my car for me, exactly, at least not in Google Commute Beta, but I would certainly trust them to provide all the information my robocar needs to get where it's going.

People need to get where they're going".

Before I can agonize over obstacles down the road, I first need to get where I'm going.

"The last few weeks, I've been a lot better, but I just need to get where my pace is good and start seeing some putts go in".

Last year, I hardly looked at the scenery while driving, stressed by the need to get where I was going, and fast.

"If you think a master's is what you need to get where you want to go," says NYU's Hellmann, "then it's time to do a return-on-investment calculation".

Besides the need to get where you're going — seeing loved ones amps up the pressure — you have the complication of weather that can cause delays and, of course, crowds that almost certainly will cause delays.

Enter the system with less money than you need to get where you're going.

If you're being ambushed by an attacker, you need to get where people can see you and help you.

Englert and Higgs needed Cern to get where they did; Cern needed them to know where to look.