It may not be found by a judge.
In other books, these etyms are hidden, and must be found by a careful reader.
It is more likely to be found by a farmer or a bushwalker some time in the future.
The facts supporting increased sentences must be found by a jury beyond a reasonable doubt, Justice Scalia said.
Was there a time when he was to be found by a Hollywood swimming pool in a white dinner jacket?
"Mandatory minimums add additional deprivations of liberty" based on facts "that should be found by a jury beyond a reasonable doubt," Mr. Ingram said.
SOME tropical destinations have long since been discovered and made familiar; others may yet be found, by a few anyway, but are unlikely to change much anytime soon.
For every million animals, one might end up as a fossil, and not every fossil will be found by a palaeontologist.
This paper shows how an optimal nested sampling design can be found by a method of numerical combinatorial optimization: simulated annealing.
He was extremely fortunate to be found by a fellow runner but for days it was feared he may not pull through.
At high cooling rates, γOH is a function of τ that can be found by a curve fit to XOH vs. T data from detailed kinetics calculations.
