Sentence examples for rehouse him from inspiring English sources

We've had offers from Brazilian friends willing to rehouse him, although we haven't ruled out taking him home with us.

He then disappeared for several weeks, and when he resurfaced and presented as homeless again, the council refused to rehouse him.

"Today we were able to tell Parla officials that we had presented a writ in the court explaining that Luis was too ill to be thrown out without plans to rehouse him".

The government has promised to rehouse him, but has not yet done so.Thanks to the devotion of people like Mr Medina, Mr Chávez has easily won ten national ballots including two presidential elections and several referendums since he first arrived in office in 1999.

We rehoused him in our flat and within seconds of meeting he asked me how difficult it was to have come from a rebel outpost in Sloane Square into the arms of the establishment.

He rarely compensated the owners of the houses he tore down; nor did he rehouse them.

"In the previous election, President Sisi told us that if we voted for him he would rehouse all those living in cemeteries," she says.

He likes Lineker, he relates to him, even if he tweets him daily asking when he's going to personally rehouse a group of refugees, if he really cares so bloody much.

Yorkshire Wildlife Park (YWP) was among several zoos that offered to rehouse Marius – a private individual apparently also offered to buy him for €50,000 (£41,000) – but received no response.

Some of his choices are perverse, like the decision to rehouse Smiley not in the tragic cubbyhole of a hotel, near Paddington Station, to which le Carré rightly consigned him but in a loftlike affair with sizable windows, through which far too many outsiders could peer.

Marine Court looks big enough to rehouse Hackney.