Sentence examples for to being found from inspiring English sources
The argot of the juvenile system differs from that of an adult court, but to be deemed a delinquent is akin to being found guilty of a crime.
It is a win-win for men and women: one of health's most enduring holy grails was close to being found.
The result was that some of these cast members came uncomfortably close to being found objects, seemingly meant to fascinate in their unpolished state.
It corrects a historic mistake in the law of joint enterprise, which until now had exposed people to being found guilty of the most serious offences on the weakest legal basis.
We made history, because in our affluent, highly developed nation, it came to light that for the first time, a coroner has determined that a man died due to being found 'fit for work'.
Either the balcony was an elaborate hoax meant to look real, or the inverse is true: it really happened, and the closer it comes to being found out, the more those involved would prefer for everyone to think it was a hoax.
Kermit was nowhere to be found.
Shadow was nowhere to be found.
Creative spark is nowhere to be found.
There is no milk to be found.
