Send a man to find work, and go with him to a special place; but never go from place to place seeking it for him.
It helps a man to know that some one cares and will help him to find work; but it cripples him to let him feel that he can sit idle and let his friend do all the searching and worrying.
The elasticity of the plan makes it possible to find workadapted to many varying capacities, and all denominational rivalry, all petty jealousy is avoided.
She had not fancied that it would be an easy matter to find work, though she had expressed no doubt to Anice, but it was even a more difficult matter than she had imagined.
He assured himself safe from discovery and guessed that when a fortnight was passed, he might safely creep out, reach a port, find work in a ship and turn his back upon England for ever.
I'll come back home, and then I'll find workat Bridport.
I am a printer, and want to find work in a printing office.
Do you think I should be likely to find work at some other printing office in town?
He is a young man about my age, a printer by trade, and he is going to New York to find work.
I am a printer by trade, and hope to find work in a printing office.
And she said she hadn't got no 'ome in London, and only sevenpence in her pocket, and as how she wanted to find work.
You know that I have long enough tried to find work, but I have been misled by the common tendency of the time.
Many girls, however, find work in a business office more interesting, and opportunities for promotion are also better.
How is the girl to choose the industry in which she hopes to find work?
But the opportunity comes to find work in a tea or lunch room, which is owned or managed by a woman friend, and they gladly enter on their new occupation, pleased as every normal girl should be to be busy and to earn an income.
I am a printer, and want to find work in a printing-office.
There was no alternative left for Benjamin but to find work where he could, and make the best of it.
In the mean time he expected to find work at Bradford's printing-office, but was disappointed.
I decided to find work in London, and to decline the post in an office which Mr. Clayhill offered.
But I've had a row at home, and now I'm off to find work.
I have to find work of some sort, and I don't care what it is at first, so long as I can earn something with which to pay my way while I look round.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "find work" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
