Example sentences of "find [pn reflx] [art] [adj] " in BNC.
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1 | The Berne-bound goods train was standing on the next track down ; all he had to do was cover the twenty yards between the two tracks and find himself an empty freight car . |
2 | Or perhaps she could be like Merlyn Joseph and find herself a rich man who would install her in a yacht . |
3 | Today she intended to apply to join the sailing club and , hopefully , find herself a second-hand sailboard . |
4 | I find myself the only thing is to change the subject . |
5 | Why do n't you follow in your workmate 's footsteps and find yourself a salaried job in London ? ’ |
6 | Try and find yourself a nice , decent husband and settle down . |
7 | Begin by getting up out of that armchair and , with pencil and paper , find yourself a nice clear desk and a comfortable but upright seat . |
8 | Vehicles must be left some distance away from the netting site , and downwind too , so find yourself a convenient parking site during daylight for use after dark . |
9 | Find yourself a willing partner and sit facing each other . |
10 | I have in some sort made myself a party to your situation , and it will go hard with my conscience if you find yourself no better blessed than in your old condition . |
11 | After graduating , however , you may wish to broaden your scope and find yourself an alternative form of payment . |
12 | It 's not often you find yourself an enforced eavesdropper on two people screwing each other up with murder in their hearts . |
13 | ‘ These hospitals are essential in an area like this where many older people find themselves a long way from their family , ’ says Dr David Skerrett , a GP who has practised in Fowey , Cornwall , for 30 years and plans to stay put for his retirement . |
14 | QUITE HOW it happened is open to public conjecture , but from being ‘ just another band ’ a few milliseconds back , the sumptuous , swaggering pearls of suave currently referred to as Suede today find themselves the red-hottest property on a lukewarm market . |