Sentence examples for to finding something from inspiring English sources

"All my life, there's been a transcendent element to finding something at the edge of the world," he said.

There are no shortcuts to finding something good among the menu's overwhelming selection of hot, cold, and grilled tapas, plus pinchos (smaller tapas) and paellas.

I look forward to returning to my old Japanese home, but I also look forward to finding something new and different when I make that journey.

But I must confess to finding something histrionic and declamatory in the performances which are at odds with the severity and amplitude of Bergman's best work.

I was exhausted and nearly ready to resign myself to finding something to eat in the hotel bar's carpeting and call it a night.

Even previously owned high-end couture gowns from designers like Vera Wang, Monique Lhuillier, and Amsale sell for 25 to 50percentt or more off the original retail price, giving brides a realistic alternative to finding "something affordable without sacrificing quality," said Nina Willdorf, the author of "Wedding Chic: The Savvy Bride's Guide to Getting More While Spending Less" (Perigee Trade).

Now, it's like they have to claw at finding something relevant.

And that...pretty much accurately describes Washington's official response to this, actually, right down to Anderson Cooper finding something new to cover.

Well, again … Thoreau … a man with nothing to do finding something to do.

Still, to some, finding something only to kill it just seemed twisted.

This is the type of film I keep returning to, always finding something new to latch onto, a new idea I hadn't yet explored.