Sentence examples for found a mission from inspiring English sources
While Sally McCartan has found a mission in her volunteer work, her husband, Sean, has drifted.
She said she believed she had found a mission in publishing.
In 1674 Marquette set out to found a mission among the Illinois Indians, but, caught by the winter, he and two companions camped near the site of the city of Chicago, and thus became the first Europeans to live there.
The one-time addict and dealer -- con man extraordinaire -- found a mission in life: Thomas Cupp was going to stand between kids and drugs in the best way he knew how.
Then she was a careerist; she has since lost a career but found a mission, namely, to use her legal skills to fight the Islamic republic that she once supported but has oppressed women so contemptibly that she turned against it.
Billionaire Philip Anschutz may have found a mission in backing inspirational movies, like Joshua.
I had envisioned an old-fashioned, seen-it-before kind of establishment, but instead found a mission-driven let's-take-care-of-you dining hall.
He agreed, on the condition that she allow him to find a mission "based on what I felt was really needed in these communities".
Students today are commonly told they should follow their passions and find a mission in life, but very few 18-year-olds or even 22-year-olds have enough experience in the world to know what truly excites them.
We struggled to find a mission that's truly connected with our hearts and minds, and links us directly to those in need.
