Sentence examples for somewhere I need from inspiring English sources

I know that India is probably somewhere I need to go to have a good tour, but we played India in England last summer and I had a great series.

"The garden is somewhere I need, to get out of the four walls.

"To get a refugee somewhere I need to invest heavily.

The house cleaning pieces and laundry pieces seem to take up so much of the neutral space, and somewhere I need to find space for playtime and family vacations.

I want to stay with you long enough to enjoy your little brother December's festivities, and then, just about the time of the Epiphany, I want to go somewhere where I need, have to have, sunglasses and sunscreen; somewhere with a pool.

If I'm on my way home from somewhere and I need to fill a hole in my soul and/or my belly, this is where I'll be.

And even one of Elliman's top-selling brokers, Dolly Lenz, said in an e-mail message to fellow brokers, "Something is very wrong somewhere and I need a plausible response, as will we all".

I want to get somewhere and I need directions, and I don't want to easily get distracted with news or a game.

"I've been driving since I was 15 years old, and I'm used to a lifestyle where I can go somewhere if I need to without being entirely reliant on men".

This may also explain the abundance of female worker departures in these settings: 'The problem is on women, when they report here you will just find some files on your table, 'I am married somewhere so I need a transfer to join my partner'.

Plied with booze and lust and fish eggs, we got into a heap of trouble that afternoon, with far-reaching ramifications, the least of which was my missing two planes to somewhere I really needed to be.