Sentence examples for finds now from inspiring English sources
But the Ferguson he finds now is bleak in a different way.
That second goal came from dropping deeper, filling the different spaces he finds now, alternating between No 10 and all-round playmaker and his established role as shark-like cutting edge.
This results in new possibilities to combine and re-combine devices, networks, services and contents, which were originally created for different purposes and finds now expression in the layered product architecture.
Despite Lynn spotting some badgers in the area just days before, the first setts she finds now appear to be vacant – so, as night falls, we move on.
Anning's finds, now known as ichthyosaurs and plesiosaurs, are on display at the Natural History Museum in London.
In the 19th century the site, Roman Calleva Atrebatum, produced magnificent finds now on display at Reading museum, including superb mosaics and one of the most famous Roman finds in Britain, a gilt bronze eagle which inspired the novel The Eagle of the Ninth, and the film The Eagle.
The believers are easier to find now.
It's so hard to find now.
"Ivory buyers are easy to find now.
But Hons and Bawlmerese seem harder find now.
