Sentence examples for supposed finding from inspiring English sources

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My one consolation, I suppose, in finding a TV series that is so much better than contemporary crime fiction is that much of the series is actually down to writers - not screenplay writers but book writers.

Mission Statement: "I'm supposed to be finding myself, but most of the time I find myself standing in line at WalMart matching coupons to a grocery list".

Frank persuades her to go back undercover, to masquerade as Lexie, with the supposed goal of finding the killer.

But just as Hillary was supposed to be finding her own voice, Bill decided to barge in, and to do so with a vengeance.

That looks likely to be the theme of series 6, with the group finding supposed sanctuary in a suburb outside Washington, run by a former Congresswoman.

I would stand as Lara Croft and gaze across ruined temples and forested valleys forgetting what she was supposed to be finding and just looking at the constructed landscape.

Mr Royama, a professor at Osaka University, is also an adviser to the ruling Liberal Democratic Party's Financial System Stabilisation Panel, which is supposed to be finding ways to restore health to Japan's rapidly failing financial system.

The dogs also found the sausages a lot (though they were supposed to be finding drugs and explosives), but they were twice as likely to do so when the handler saw a sign misleading them into believing this was the target.

Now, several days into early voting and a week from election day, would normally be the moment when less zealous supporters were supposed to be finding a moment to cast a ballot.There are others who believe that Sandy will benefit the president, with the storm freezing the election campaign, and Mr Romney's perceived momentum, in place.