Sentence examples for may find someone from inspiring English sources

"We may find someone who's timid, that we scare terribly".

If not, they may find someone else has beaten them to it.

There, Ms. Lucas said, you may find someone who is reading from a script — and often that's enough.

I explained why I care about the race and noted that, when we find the perpetrator, we may find "someone who saw a reflection of the human spirit and decided just to try to shatter it".

"They may find someone who does this job as well as me," Mr. Clinton said, "but I don't think they'll ever find someone who will have as much fun doing it".

Edward Dickens, spokesman for the State Department's Bureau of Consular Affairs, said that although embassies and consulates are not required to maintain lists of child-care providers, "you may find someone who, from personal knowledge of the community, can steer you in the right direction".

You need to be accepting that you may or may not find someone you are interested in and, if this round of speed dates doesn't work for you, you can always try again.

As the co-founder of a leading relationship-focused gay and lesbian dating site, OneGoodLove.com, what I am about to say may come as a shock to you: You may never find someone.

His supervisory board may soon find someone who can.

Or, it may not find someone with the skills it seeks.

As Greenberg acknowledged, if the reporter looks for an expert with no dog in the fight, she may just find someone who knows nothing about it.