Sentence examples for finding no one from inspiring English sources

According to a Cleveland police report obtained by The New York Times, officers who responded to a 911 call after Ms. Berry was freed checked the basement of Mr. Castro's house, and finding no one, headed upstairs, one officer yelling "Cleveland police!" Ms. Knight "ran and threw herself" into an officer's arms, followed by Ms. DeJesus, who "jumped into my arms," the officer wrote.

What about hearing mysterious footsteps on creaky stairs and finding no one there?

I try to picture coming home and finding no one here, and my heart grows heavy.

He imagined taking a time machine to the future and finding no one there.

For the police, there was the frustration of finding no one to blame for the boy's death.

Unable to speak much and finding no one to listen, he succumbs to a desperate, inarticulate anger that eventually gets him two years in prison for arson.

The International Energy Agency was even clearer on that threshold, finding: "No more than one-third of proven reserves of fossil fuels can be consumed prior to 2050 if the world is to achieve the 2C goal, unless carbon capture and storage technology is widely deployed".

Finding no-one present, he issues another ticket and leaves.

And making that dream come true often involves finding a building no one else seems to want, in a less-than-desirable neighborhood.

Now, in the 20 July issue of Physical Review Letters, astronomers will report that they have summed up weak signals from thousands of galaxies and detected the so-called kinematic Sunyaev-Zel'dovich effect, finding to no one's surprise that galaxy groups tend to move toward one another under the influence of their gravity.

There's something attractive about finding something no one else has, but then sharing it.