I can not find the words.
If the once-mighty GM can not find a way to reverse its slide, the next decade might be the company's last.
I am fortunate when I can find one customer, and it is an unfortunate day when I can not find even one.
By James Thurber The New Yorker, June 4 , 1932P. 9 Two girls going to visit in Massachusetts can not find the house and ask a policeman.
"There are too many immigrants already we have got to stop them wherever they are from … My children are very well educated but can not find work because there are simply too many people here".
For all the inches of text devoted to the subject, "leftover women" — a pool of educated thirtyish women who can not find a partner in China — is a concept invented and sustained largely by men.
"I can not find in my Hart to be Pleasd at your Accepting the Government of the State and Therefore have not congratulated you on it," she wrote to her brother in 1786, when he accepted yet another political appointment.
"Hype is the derogatory term for the good practice of imagining what we are creating, because unless we can imagine it we can not find it or make it".
Just as they were about to leave, Adolphus escapes, and much to Lily's consternation, she can not find him… I really enjoyed this book because it's full of action and anticipation.
It is a novel in which a wife can not find the words to tell her husband where she has been all day, a husband can think of nothing interesting to say to his wife, and everybody fails to say out loud what he or she can write in notebooks and letters.
If any two neighboring nodes can not find out a common key on their key rings, they can perform path-key establishment if the graph is connected.
