Sentence examples for something to interest from inspiring English sources

"But you still want something to do and something to interest you".

As anyone who searches for Reg Presley's name on the Internet will find out, when the singer discusses doing something to interest him, he doesn't mean just music.

"The pitch has provided excellent cricket with something to interest everyone - ideal for the Championship.

We are already getting tremendous support from our editorial board and look forward to some exciting papers for 2013, and hope that there will be something to interest everyone.

Stephen Thomas Erlewine of Allmusic gave the album the maximum five stars and wrote that the record had something to interest everyone.

The Smithsonian has an amazing range of sites covering everything from art to zoo and everything in between, providing something to interest kids and students of all ages.

According to the first interpretation, present generations can be said to owe something to surviving interests as such that is, to interests that the deceased had, while alive, with respect to future posthumous states of affairs.

Monteith said of his casting process, "I was like a lot of kids, looking for something to be interested in.

"We have done something to hold their interest," he said.

Manuel's journey did something to stimulate Western interest in Greek learning.

I was grasping for something to occupy her interest, something that would offer an intermission from the chaos.