Sentence examples for find out someone from inspiring English sources
When we find out someone is sponsoring terrorism, we act.
When we find out someone who doesn't fit that dirty, scabbed, disheveled description has used drugs or become addicted to them, it shatters our narrative.
Sara adds: "It's a real boost to find out someone loves what you are making.
Thing is, even though it may be unfashionable (she's right, you do groan when you find out someone is a ventriloquist), she is brilliant at it.
"One said, 'I don't want to come into a place and find out someone is trying to raise my self-esteem,' " Mr. Hall said.
If you strongly dislike someone and find out someone else dislikes this same person for the same reasons, become that person's friend; you'll always have something to talk about.
Ms. Levine was recently having lunch at a local restaurant, and when she went to pay her bill, she found out someone had already taken care of it.
In it Ryu deals out justice with his fists of fury, kills enemies, and calls Amex when he finds out someone charged something from "Turkish mirrors online" to his credit card and he definitely didn't buy a Turkish mirror.
"As soon as I found out someone footworked, it'd go down.
"There were militiamen or security men who — if they found out someone was gay — would arrest him, rape him, torture him," he said.
She's like the Noel Neill version of Lois Lane on the old 1950s TV show The Adventures of Superman who, whenever she found out someone was a crook, would announce to their face, "Why, you're a criminal!
