Sentence examples for need time to find from inspiring English sources

They need time to find out if they can sell new compromises at home.

I need time to find out what it is I have done here.

Individuals often need time to find new ways to cope with stress, explains Wedge, and the transition to university can be an especially difficult time.

Thinking about the events in Paris, I remember that a modern French philosopher said, "We need time to find the words for our bewilderment".

Network executives might talk endlessly about how, in an era where the attention of audiences is ever more scattered, new shows need time to find themselves.

They have lagged behind in that after a surprise assault like the one on Sept. 11, artists -- especially those who require a more elaborate apparatus, like film directors -- need time to find their bearings and gear up into commentary on the tragedy.

It was an uncertain period and I needed time to find my feet.

"I needed time to find out who I was and what I was about," he added.

It wasn't a perfect organisation, but it was new and needed time to find its feet.

Prayuth noted the international alarm over the coup, but said the country needed time to find a "righteous and legitimate" path for the country's democracy.

The chief prosecutor, Raja Quereshi, told the judge that the police needed time to find Mr. Pearl's body and the murder weapon, and to find and arrest other suspects who are believed to be hiding in Pakistan under various aliases.