Sentence examples for somewhere convenient from inspiring English sources

You're on a busy road and it's not easy to find somewhere convenient to stop.

If you are somewhere convenient to the Olympics site your local rental agencies may well be offering a service too.

Mr. Wilson also said it was essential that the opera wind up somewhere convenient to its current audiences.

What folks are after now is somewhere convenient to store all of the hatred they can't quite take out on their families and "loved ones".

Mr. Wagenblast works at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory on Long Island, Ms. Weissmueller at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in Manhattan, and they needed to live somewhere convenient to both places.

Secondly, who the hell has a phantom pipe sticking somewhere convenient just for a litter box?

He describes "third place" as somewhere neutral, convenient, comfortable and welcoming.

Server, however, provides a way to locate up to four U.S.B. devices in neutral territory -- or at least somewhere more convenient.

Within a couple of years, the business leaders of Toulouse or Stuttgart will begin to question why they are sending to North Wales to assemble wings for their planes (which may by then have lost ground to a resurgent Boeing) and will place the next order somewhere more convenient and more competitive - on the Continent.

You can drag this button around so that it is placed somewhere more convenient.

If you see the bus coming or you would rather wait somewhere more convenient, you may wait along the bus route.