Sentence examples for only find something from inspiring English sources

"You only find something when you look for it – and we have only just started looking".

I know that I will only find something interesting if I let go, open up and breathe with the world.

"I had been going through all this indecision, should I stay, though I might only find something temporary, or should I go back to Washington, to something safe and to an institution I love?" said Ms. Edelhoff, 47, who worked at the National Archives before moving here three years ago.

In the former case, when equations are being "discretized" (the turning of equations that describe continuous rates of change into discrete equations), it should be emphasized that, although it is common to speak of simulations "solving" those equations, a discretization can at best only find something which approximates the solution of continuous equations, to some desired degree of accuracy.

You could spend hours shopping for just one item and only find something 50% accurate.

Don't prick you with the needle, only find something to protect it.

The startup works not only to find something that they might not have picked for themselves, but also something that will fit well, taking into account their measurements and the variable sizing of different brands.

Settling down to her latest book is like lying on freshly laundered sheets only to find something horrid at the bottom of the bed.

Another character, grievously wounded, drags himself with his last strength to the top of Bruges's medieval belfry to administer a lifesaving sniper shot, only to find – something that never happens at crucial moments in movies – the marketplace has been totally obscured by fog.

There are few buzzkills as harsh as tearing open a much-anticipated new gadget only to find something glaringly wrong with it.

Thus, many creative people leave, only to find something richer and more exciting in the "secular" art world, where they feel free to express and explore.