Sentence examples for may find like from inspiring English sources

Well, yes, although you may find, like Ms. Emond's Ranyevskaya, that laughter often catches in your throat like a sob.

Writers may find like-minded folk they can consult with, or even groups of other writers to support them, but the idea that writers hang out together constantly, taking a deep and involved interest in each other's scribbling, is less than accurate.

Longtime fans of Mr. Young, who are liable to have adored "Heart of Gold," may find that they like "Trunk Show" even more.

In the end, your parents may find that they like who you are dating, and you may finally get the approval you seek.

You may find that you like to form your curls in a different direction or way, depending on your hair texture or the look you prefer.

Coach at a camp and use it as a learning experience, and you may find that you like that better than you thought.

Get your kids to try some of these and they may find they like them even more than a bowl of chips or cookies.

Try serving your kids liver, as liver is high in vitamin A. Although they may not like the name, if you find the right recipe and possibly stretch the truth about what you are serving, your kids may find they like it.

You won't mistake the results for meat, but you may find yourself liking tofu enough to crave it from time to time.

Mr. Obama would like to remake the No Child Left Behind law to reward school districts that experiment in this way, an undertaking in which he may find more like-minded Republicans than Democrats in Congress.

As "Words and Pictures" moves toward its final chapter, you may find yourself liking Marcus and Delsanto.