Sentence examples for always find someone from inspiring English sources

"You always find someone to help you.

You can always find someone to do the technical stuff".

"You can always find someone and get married".

On the internet, you can always find someone who is up for a ruck.

"But this being New York, you'll always find someone who doesn't want a tree".

You will, however, always find someone who speaks more English than French.

"Wherever I go, Sylvia can follow, because she always finds someone to interview for her show".

"It was the only place to get a cocktail on campus," Ms. Oncina said, explaining that undergraduates always found someone to sign them in as guests.

Suzanne Fletcher, chair of Liberal Democrats for Seekers of Sanctuary, agreed and said it was clear that some people always found someone to blame for their problems, regardless of the evidence.

Jones, a thin-faced, blue-eyed, smiling man habitually dressed in a lumberman's jacket, had a gift for showmanship, and with his invariable question to anyone, "Are you a nut about anything?," always found someone to try out his or her ideas before an audience of "Picklers" highly skilled at heckling.

The truth is that if you base how you feel about yourself by how you rank against anyone else, you will always -- always -- find someone who is doing better than you on some measure.