Sentence examples for find some privacy from inspiring English sources
Mr. Foy, who was trying to close a deal and tie up several loose ends, took the call and walked off to find some privacy and better reception.
"I like to go to Internet cafes for two reasons — one is to have fun chatting with friends and the other is to find some privacy because I like to look at porn sites and I can't do that at home," Mohammed Saad, a 19-year-old student said while sitting in an Internet cafe in the Karada neighborhood of Baghdad.
In prison you will occasionally find some privacy; in jail you live and breathe the stink of one another.
I mean obviously she has to feed her kid, but if she's gonna do that and she knows that the situation might arise, surely she can find some privacy somewhere.
Place the cage against a wall (unless you have a chewer) and never in front of a window where the bird cannot find some privacy and seclusion.
Adolescent-friendly spaces In the Old City's jumble of stone, there are few open spaces where these children can find some measure of privacy, and release their youthful energy.
It is easy to believe that the worst that can happen is we'll buy a few unnecessary things, lose some privacy, or find some content off-limits (as in the case of new London billboard that uses facial recognition technology to send male and female viewers different information).
As it is customary at any musical performance to thank the musicians and composer for their efforts, even in privacy, find some way to do this which feels meaningful to you (bowing, applause and cheering, even in solitude, are quite acceptable).
I have spent a lifetime, going from one place to another, trying to find privacy and seclusion that doesn't cost me an arm and a leg and is relatively unknown and bingo!
Indeed, Steve Langdon, a Google spokesman, reiterated this view to me in an e-mail message after I asked about the matter: We believe it is important for consumers to be able to easily find privacy policies and other privacy information.
