Sentence examples for find somebody for from inspiring English sources

"Melinda, I'm going to have to find somebody for the property.

"I have a president position I would love to find somebody for," Malbin said, scanning the room.

"He told me he'd find somebody for me, and we had a conversation … [I said] I needed reliable people and he said he'd have a think," Vincent told the court.

Beyond that, it's hard to find somebody for whom to root here.

"I'm not picking on his probation officer, but I have called her several times in hope to find somebody for therapy for him, get his anger assessment, like this GED class they want him in, and I get no phone calls back.

"I waited 72 years to find somebody worth voting for," he said.

The move, made possible by Labour having selected a candidate a year ago, gives the party a significant advantage over the Tories, who still have to find somebody to stand for a seat they took from Labour in 2010 by just 1,900 votes.

"We'd love to do theatrical shorts, and if you can find somebody to pay for them, let us know".

Judge: "So I guess you'll find somebody to cover for you?" Glatzer: "No... .. Judge: "No? Well I'm not going to take a break just because you need to pump".

It made us want to be successful for them". Think about that: "It made us want to be successful for them". That's a great motto for all of us -- find somebody to be successful for.

"If you can find somebody responsible who is for drug abuse," Mr. Franks said, "or someone responsible who is for teenagers seeking to smoke, then it would be a credible rebuttal of our policy.