Sentence examples for find a fan from inspiring English sources

Because Nora had not only been to the place, but had talked it up among entertainment-world associates and helped it find a fan base and its footing.

Find a fan who switched teams, and he will tell you about three others who have done the same: a brother, a girlfriend, a co-worker.

Perhaps that's another reason to watch the N.F.L. draft, where you would be hard pressed to find a fan complaining because their team picked a black player.

Age of Adaline – while frequently preposterous – has just enough pixie dust that it ought to find a fan base among romantic types.

This weekend at Pac Bell Park, you would be hard pressed to find a fan who did not believe he would be handing over a lot of money.

If they can't afford to practise their material and find a fan base beyond their home towns, they won't get on to TV so they won't be able to… well, you get the idea.

This is a natural for a world where, because of the Internet, a band could potentially find a fan-base anywhere on the planet from San Francisco to St Petersburg.

Derek Jeter's 3,000th hit — a home run — found a fan who gave the ball right back.

In another decade, M.M.A. might not have found a fan base.

They've apparently even found a fan in Michael Fassbender along the way.

"I found a fan who was able to give me a ride back to the game," he recalled last week, laughing.