Sentence examples for and find in a from inspiring English sources

Craving something positive (no more fighting, no more invective, please, please), forcing yourself to your feet, you may cross a busy avenue and find, in a mini-mall themed like Old Mexico, a wedding about to begin.

Holland rejected the claim and found in a report last July that E7 used excessive force.

The copy was dated, Nov. 1870, and found in a bar in the West End of London, in July 1943.

Holland, a high court judge, rejected the claim and found in a report last July that E7 used excessive force.

Experiment 2 replicated this result and found in a within-subject design the usual WTA/WTP ratio for coffee mugs.

Those pages could be easily liked by customers and found in a future search by their friends.

The disease was a mystery for months, but was eventually identified and found in a cooling tower for the hotel's air conditioning system.

The introductory image is a limestone carving of the Star of David, dating from the 11th or 12th century and found in a Castilian parish church.

He was reported missing and found in a swimming pool following an "extensive search" assisted by a helicopter.

The file was then indexed by Google and found in a query on one of the companies (the guys from Fruux found it).

A Gen Xer himself, Lyons does generational research and found in a 2011 study a high level of career dissatisfaction and unmet expectations among his peers.