Sentence examples for would have somewhere from inspiring English sources

"We wanted to make sure we would have somewhere to brush your hair and so forth.

"In the summer, staff gave bus tickets to a student so she would have somewhere relatively safe to stay before she took her exams.

A few of the musicians were still in jail, he said, and others had to be "adopted," he said, so they would have somewhere to sleep.

This main coastal road was built in the 19th century, apparently bankrolled by the British expatriate community so they would have somewhere to take their afternoon strolls.

In the summer, staff gave bus tickets to a homeless student so she would have somewhere relatively safe to stay before she took her exams.

"That's why I started the school, so kids would have somewhere to train where they wouldn't necessarily be the one black face in the room".

I'd have somewhere smaller.

The quest would be over; you'd have somewhere to shop for time eternal.

He created the house, so they'd have a place to live; the forest, so they'd have somewhere to be alone; and the pumpkin field, so the dead could be decently buried".

On Arthur's right was the Siege Perilous, said to bring instant death to anyone who sat in it, though this was rumoured to be a lie invented by Sir Kay so that he'd have somewhere to put his coat".

My cousin has been here for six years and he has his own place, so I knew I'd have somewhere to stay while I waited to get asylum.