Sentence examples for may find extra from inspiring English sources
Berahino got 20 in all competitions last season and he may find extra motivation against Tottenham, should he feature.
Ros Altmann, an academic, argues that in places, such as Britain, where state benefits are means-tested, low-paid employees may find extra retirement saving is offset by a fall in their benefits when they retire.
So, in the spirit of giving you a kick in the tush, telling you what you already know but might appreciate hearing again... or perhaps in the spirit of your enjoying hearing it in my kooky voice... here follows some good tips and reminders that you may find extra useful during the holiday season.
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You may also find extra treats such as homemade preserves, soaps and crafts for yourself to try out, butchers, bakers, cheese makers, boutique wineries, household requisites stores (such as soap & cleaners, clothing etc), antiques and other interesting stores.
Parents have asked her about school shutting early, worried that they may need to find extra care for their children, she said, "but we don't know anything right now".
If there are some things you can't bring yourself to get rid of, you may be able to find extra storage space by better organizing everything in your closets — an exercise that may pay off.
But NHS and local council leaders hope the chancellor may find some extra money to prop up the ailing social care system.
However while the button may provide a consistent way to find extra information, research suggests it is not as functional as some might like to think it is.
"We actually had to find extra seats".
