Sentence examples for would have anywhere from inspiring English sources

"It's a good practice that you would have anywhere else".

Pistorius's lawyer spoke mockingly about the idea that a man who had no lower legs would have anywhere to run, or could do much far away from home.

From schools and community centres, to low-cost housing designed to be partially self-built and adapted by residents, his buildings are made "with the same integrity in the townships as they would have anywhere else," he says.

"Like, do you think you'd have anywhere to put it?" Put what?

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I never once got anything out of my storage unit (not that I'd have anywhere to put it), and would only shop once a month when I would switch out my wardrobe.

The UK with 65 million consumers would not have anywhere near the negotiating power that the EU with its 500 million consumers would have.

He wouldn't have anywhere else to go.

"I wouldn't have anywhere to go there, but we have to consider it".

Should the organizers succeed at starting a foundation, it would not have anywhere near the number of prominent, outright partisan media voices that its conservative counterparts do.

I suppose you could say the group I come here with is my safe space, but without the beach, we wouldn't have anywhere else to go.