Sentence examples for somewhere suitable for from inspiring English sources
A council spokesperson said: "The latest proposal is that we look at more sites within Swansea to see if there is somewhere suitable for a Gypsy and traveller site.
The original landing area turned out to be full of large boulders, and so he had to take control from his spacecraft's primitive computer and skim across the lunar surface on manual control, looking for somewhere suitable.
The universities have accommodation offices to help you find somewhere suitable, and some even have their own hostels where students can live temporarily while they look for a more long-term home.
Place the container somewhere suitable.
Place the house somewhere suitable in the yard or garden.
You'll need somewhere suitable to store your meat supplies, such as a large freezer.
Place the finished reed diffuser container somewhere suitable in your home.
I can't remember how many hotel rooms I have occupied since I last wrote to you, Best Beloveds, but they have been numerous and various and have served to confirm me in my belief that I should stick to the same chain if I can, because then I'll always be at home – in somewhere relatively cheap, neutral and suitable for typing.
They initially settled in Winchester, but the buildings they utilised there were not suitable for their permanent use, and in October 1806, they were ordered to look for somewhere else to establish themselves.
Four years ago, Seán Doran, the former artistic director of the English National Opera, made it his mission to establish a suitable somewhere for the legacy of the Nobel prize-winning writer, who died in 1989.
