Sentence examples for finding out some from inspiring English sources

I do, however, forget to wish a lot of people happy birthday and I seem to be months behind in finding out some news – but I find out eventually.

I think it's nice that he's finding out some reasons for some things".

I've been finding out some really bad things that have been going on with him the last few years.

I'm speculating now, but I don't think they thought we'd get as far as we did in terms of finding out some of the things they'd done.

And that means you want to be finding out some basic facts, like over the last half decade, has the business been steadily profitable.

After finding out some girls in Uganda are unable to go to school because of financial or cultural reasons, she asked her parents for a sewing machine.

Therefore, finding out whether, at some point in the past, there has been a change in mood, associated with an unequivocal change in functioning, that is uncharacteristic of the individual when not symptomatic may significantly depend on the information provided by others, such as close friends, relatives or partners.

He joins many others who in recent years have complained that they have unknowingly clicked into Amazon Prime, some finding out only years later that money had been taken from their debit or credit card annually for the subscription payment.

Several readers contacted us to say how they were flummoxed to discover that the house they were buying was leasehold, with some only finding out very late into the purchase.

In fact, you rarely see this funny man crack a grin as Max Rose, but he does have some satisfaction finding out the truth about his wife (Claire Bloom) and a possible love affair (with Dean Stockwell).

In particular, Refinement Calculus excels at finding out the governing state for some specific state to be reached by the network of rules of engagement.