Example sentences of "will [adv] find a " in BNC.
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1 | We 'll just find a hotel and have a quiet meal somewhere and then you can get to bed early . |
2 | I 'll just find a seven in the blue print |
3 | I 'll just find a scene where he does this . |
4 | ‘ Scratch a cynic and you 'll generally find a frightened soul beneath the hard shell . ’ |
5 | Do n't think you 'll ever find a home again ! |
6 | " I 'll always find a job . " |
7 | I know in our case , and therefore probably in a lot that it is n't always possible , they 'll always find a way in , but if there was some perhaps advice to people it might bring down this number of complaints , that you could perhaps do before the wasp season begins , I do n't know whether that 's a possibility or not . |
8 | But they 're slippery customers and they 'll probably find a way . |
9 | you 'll probably find a new car |
10 | you 'll also find a host of inviting bars and restaurants practically on the doorstep of your hotel ; try for example the Shangri-La for a Chinese meal , or Shere-Kahn for delicious Indian cuisine . |
11 | Her is where you 'll also find a push button which activates the battery repetitive spark ignition for the whole cooker , grill , hotplate and oven . |
12 | You 'll also find a Slow-set control which will cook a casserole to perfection while you 're out for the day doing something more interesting . |
13 | You 'll also find a selection of books , from Queen Victoria 's Highland journals , to the very latest bestselling thriller . |
14 | To another student , whose canvas is in danger of becoming congested , the art master suggests : ‘ It feels like sentences , and needs paragraphs : you 'll often find a picture has a rest — give it some space . ’ |
15 | ‘ We 'll maybe find a use for the lass in the kitchen . ’ |
16 | In order to keep the disease in check , the fish need to be redosed every six weeks , but Chris is certain that with a little more research he will eventually find a cure . |
17 | ‘ There are different types available , and various dosages within each type , so there is a good chance you will eventually find a combination of oestrogen and progesterone that suits you . |
18 | Even if the state does manage to stem the supply of a particular drug completely , people will always find a substitute — except it may be more dangerous than the original drug . |
19 | Somehow the guidebook will always find a chink in this armoury and creep out on the crux move , to wheel and flutter its way to the boulders below . |
20 | The Profitboss will always find a way through to making profit . |
21 | The rug has been pulled from under the feet of Inspiral Carpets as the kids have turned to Techno but they will always find a market for the sprightly pop fun delivered tonight , even if there was 20 minutes too much . |
22 | Of course , you will always find a minority of inhabitants will complain , some with good reason , but the remainder complain because that 's their hobby . |
23 | As his reputation for making commemorative seats is well known in the area , it is certain he will quickly find a ready market for his work . |
24 | You will possibly find a number of cards under his name , each detailing one book under his authorship . |
25 | Alternatively you will also find a section on independent hostels , bunkhouses and camping barns in The Rambler 's Yearbook 1991 , available from bookshops priced £3.50 . |
26 | Take a walk through the town , and you will also find a choice of pub-fare , wine-bars , bistros and take-away restaurants , catering to every taste and with facilities for families . |
27 | In the Yearbook you will also find a list of small magazines which publish poems , stories and ( sometimes ) parts of plays . |
28 | They are available from L. Cornelissen & Son , where you will also find a full range of back-up materials for the serious pastel artist . |
29 | He thinks the ULC will also find a home inside the projected DECwindows Terminal III , DEC 's first RISC-based X Windows terminal . |
30 | The machine will also find a precise point in a programme with absolute accuracy every time . |