Sentence examples for may find somewhere from inspiring English sources

Remember to check in a few different stores before buying decorations and food; you may find somewhere that sells stuff for a much cheaper price.

They promptly pull strings and buy the place, which may mean that the Dowager Marchioness of Uckfield, then in residence, may have to find somewhere else to stay in the future.

But he may have to find somewhere else to holiday.

I think, sir, you may find it somewhere down there, next to the folie de grandeur.

From its opening scientific proposition, "The radiance of that star that leans on me/ Was shining years ago", to its sad and muted conclusion that "love arrived may find us somewhere else", the eight-line poem epitomised the path her work would take: the path of flawless traditional verse-technique, sharp imagery, logical thought and emotional sensitivity.

The Queen may also have to find somewhere else to hold state banquets, investitures and garden parties.

But six months after the strongest storm ever to make landfall turned the Philippine city of Tacloban upside down, Boctot may now have to find somewhere new.

This means you are returned your money more rapidly than with other investments, but you may then want to find somewhere else to invest it.

With offices depleted of staff from around now, it may mean you can actually find somewhere to sit on your usually packed commute.

Virtually every trick of the picture book artist's trade may be found somewhere in Caldecott's 16 little books.

Dr. Essien-Udom said that he is amazed by the growth of a collective identity among blacks since his last visit to this country in 1963, and said that he believes that the resolution to current racial tensions may be found somewhere between the nationalists and the integrationists - a racial and cultural integrity within the framework of American political citizenship.