Sentence examples for seek somewhere from inspiring English sources

The decision to have children is a decision to look for a different kind of value, which people without children might seek somewhere else.

I wonder what the public would make of a policy that hands a gift to bankers (which is how scrapping the 50p rate would be presented), by taxing widows out of the houses they have lived in for 40 years, perhaps years before they physically need to seek somewhere more manageable.How, then, to square the circle?

Once the litter gets "mushy", the cat will seek somewhere else to do his business.

Iceland is seeking somewhere approaching 15 percent of the catch, about double what it is being offered.

Matisse lived in Vence during the Second World War, seeking somewhere quiet and safe.

Judy Niner set up Mondaytofriday.com, a website that pairs householders with people seeking somewhere to stay during the working week.

I quickly put the daffodil bulbs back in their places (the new roots were beginning to grow) and sought somewhere else to put in the few plants.

There's been this exponential growth, of people coming from everywhere; Kurds, Yazidis, Shabak Muslims, people seeking somewhere where they can be safe".

William Hague (1997-2001) thrabout abetweentween "rockers" and "modernisers", seeking somewhere to pitch camp just to the right of the "muddled middle".

From the poor who visit the food banks to the middle classes seeking somewhere affordable to live or buying a season ticket to travel in the south of England, the cost of living has become a very big theme.

Further analysis yielded the result the two researchers were seeking: Somewhere in the vastness of space, the millions or billions of light-years between the black hole jets and Fermi's instruments, something was indeed scattering the photons and very, very subtly.