Sentence examples for somewhere to take from inspiring English sources

How about somewhere to take the girls for ice cream?

"This gives us somewhere to take the stuff".

Need somewhere to take a visiting head of state from Russia?

Others, desperate for somewhere to take their dogs, simply break the rules.

Looking for somewhere to take your kids — that you'll also enjoy?

That urge has disappeared, though; he now particularly likes "the adventurous aspect of going somewhere to take a photo".

Mr Gribbin's thesis that the Catholic church had made life impossible for natural philosophers elsewhere, and that "somewhere had to take the lead, and that somewhere was England"—is no help.

Someone, somewhere has to take a lead.

Somebody somewhere has to take responsibility for this.

He added: "When the personal allowance goes up, there's always a Tory somewhere wanting to take credit for it".

"Now," he said, through the rolled-down window, "I'm going somewhere else to take more stuff".