Sentence examples for leaves finding from inspiring English sources

Mr. Purvis pulling out a book, riffling through its leaves, finding what he wanted.

Instead of another ageing prof 29-year-old Tessa turns up, and the old goat eyes the "nibblesome" leaves, finding to his surprise that Tessa reciprocates his feelings, up to a point.

We also extend a classic result of Colbourn and Rosa on quadratic leaves, finding necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of a K3-decomposition of λKn−E(Q), where Q is any 2-regular subgraph of Kn.

After a few months of tension with her roommate, Ms. Matthew left, finding an apartment in a Chelsea housing complex for the blind.

39 min: Rooney's found his passing range, pinging them a la Scholes right and left, finding Valencia in a great position on the right but the winger handles when trying to control it and the move ends.

"They will be the worst affected if Britain votes to leave, finding it harder to get a job, suffering the squeeze of lower wages and higher prices, and forfeiting their automatic right to work, study and travel abroad".

As a "career woman" (I'm going to start referring to blokes with jobs as "career men" for as long as this phrase remains in use) who worries she left finding a partner too late, she represents the anxiety of wanting to have it all.

After having some drinks, he left, finding his car had been vandalized and several items stolen.

If employees find their jobs too boring, they will soon become demotivated and leave, and finding replacements is time-consuming and costly.

He left without finding his brother's file.

They left after finding nothing suspicious, he added.