Sentence examples for practical place from inspiring English sources

But none of that has a practical place in the Dream Home.

The only practical place to consolidate them would be the garage on Spring Street, it says.

Granted, it's not the most practical place to sleep, but the Findlays move around among the home's five bedrooms.

Mr. Lane's inspiration for "Cannabis Planet" came from a more practical place: he noticed an increasing number of ads in local newspapers for medical cannabis.

The Poles may miss it more, but if you're trying to stop missiles from Iran, Poland may not be the most practical place to be.

For smaller groups or pairs of travelers setting off on a business trip, a corner table in a wine bar or steakhouse is a more practical place to spread out papers and discuss strategies than the departure lounge or the plane itself.

But that doesn't mean you can't get your fill of ancient Rome in more practical places and, to help you explore with ease, the folks at history travel website Historvius have put together their top 10 list of practical Roman destinations.

But unlike the luxury corridor along Fifth and Madison Avenues where high-income people shop for expensive goods, she said, Times Square is a vibrant mix where it is practical to place a Godiva chocolate store next to one selling sneakers (Athlete's Foot).

However, it may not be practical to place a clear boundary around the child when describing access to resources, and the associated level of involvement.

The paintings convey personal enthusiasm for a practical-minded place that may be oblivious of its own drowsily cascading summertime splendor.

In practical terms, placing the private security guards who now work for the military, the State Department and other government agencies under a single authority would mean that those armed civilians would no longer have different bosses and different rules.