Sentence examples for finds from high-quality English sources.

• Mahomes finds Hill for a 5 yard gain.

• He finds anger, resentment and frustration.

• Her early finds were interpreted and publicized by her husband, the noted anthropologist Louis S.B.

• A recent paper from Alberto Alesina and Matteo Paradisi, both of Harvard University, finds something similar.

• Another poll finds only one in six back no deal.

• And how the team finds remote answers to their remote questions.

• On 2nd & 10, his aim is much better, he finds Hill for a 14 yard gain.

• But despite the excitement of this magical land, she quickly finds that there’s no place like home.

Use finds in a sentence.

• When Liam finds out that Ralph is going out with Rachel, his own singledom suddenly becomes a pressing issue.

• One typically finds a very different understanding of Bohr's correspondence principle in the current physics literature.

• As her relationship with her family fractures, Holly finds the courage to speak out, but will her nightmare finally end?

• While alcohol can certainly help you fall asleep, the National Institute of Health finds that it robs you of quality sleep.

• Synopsis: Kyoko was abused as a child and finds comfort in the world she creates for herself with her multiple personalities.

• George, who was a glider pilot in the second world war, doesn’t feel entitled to a jab but finds the situation “puzzling”, Amanda says.

• But it is Shazeda Haque who finds life toughest as she experiences the vicious cycle of poverty and debt that lone Victorian parents endured.

• He’s quite studious and gets on with his work, but he finds the uncertainty of not knowing how long homeschooling will go on for quite difficult.”

finds sentence examples

• Wirecutter staff writer Kaitlyn Wells also purchased the set to use at home, and finds the seal much better than another brand she purchased previously.

• The rise in finds is attributed to improved detector technology and an increase in the number of people taking up the hobby, encouraged by recent spectacular finds and the popularity of the BBC’s Detectorists series.

• Randy Cohen, “The Ethicist” at the New York Times, writes, on the occasion of Budd Schulberg’s death, about Schulberg’s work, which he finds excellent, and Schulberg’s testimony before the House Un-American Activities Committee, which he finds “perfidious.”

• ‘Season two of the Emmy nominated series picks up shortly after season 1 and finds Kimmy (Ellie Kemper) looking for a new job, Titus (Tituss Burgess) forced to face his past with the appearance of his ex-wife and Jacqueline (Jane Krakowski) rediscovering her roots while landlady Lillian (Carol Kane) finds a surprising romance.’