Sentence examples for locating what from inspiring English sources

He is proud of all that he has saved, and brags that he and Mr. Lara have a better than even chance of locating what he needs.

Perhaps finding the answer to that question — locating what Hamid calls in his new book "a plausible unitary self" — is part of what all their stylistic experiments are about.

Those parts that tended to be outshone by others in 1997 — the resident mama's boy, Jim, for instance — here find real heft, the comic Ardal O'Hanlon locating what is at once touching and true to a character who could be dismissed as merely "simple".

"In locating what looks like one of the garden's pathways and, potentially, its central area which could have once held the three foot stone pillar marking the location of King Richard's grave, we could be that bit closer to finding the resting place of Britain's last warrior king".

"It seems kind of pointless, or have they just not figured out yet that Gnutella is about 10,000 times more effective at locating what you want?" Freenet goes several steps beyond Gnutella in an effort to protect the anonymity of those who publish or copy information electronically.

Instead of locating what the collector wants, he often tells them what to buy, priding himself on his ability to influence his powerful clients.

How do you locate what's not there?

A photograph can be a map if it serves to locate what it snaps.

Taking a break also allowed Meloy to locate what he liked about being in the Decemberists in the first place.

Nonrenewal will "depend on where your home is located, what your home is made of, how old it is, your claim history," Mr. Pozzi said.

Log and capture, that was what I was doing, hour, minute, second, frame, transcribing everything that had been shot so the film's editor could locate what he wanted without going through the soul-crushing drudgery of transcribing it himself.