I have found it hard to hold the attention of sixth-year pupils in this part, but they ought to be familiar with a good encyclopedia and biographical dictionary, and the gazeteer.
And we have found it useful to have plenty of copies of especially interesting numbers of illustrated magazines like Outing and World's Work to give them.
We have found it much better to speak to a boy quietly when he is not with his companions.
We believe that we have found a most satisfactory way of meeting this situation.
I have found her, and when I have either succeeded in my attempt, or have found it altogether unavailing, it is my purpose to embark for the Virginia voyage.
I have sought but a kindred spirit to share it, and I have found such in thee.
I have found them, almost invariably, the vilest, meanest and basest of their class.
I have found it difficult to speak on this matter without persons coming forward and saying, "Douglass, are you not afraid of injuring the cause of Christ?
From my own experiments, I have found that a plate, by being galvanized, can be rendered more sensitive to the operation of the light in proportion of one to five, viz.
I have found in my experience that a single patch, about one and half inch square, will be better for cleaning a number of plates than a new piece for every plate.
If you had laughed and stepped aside an instant, or laughed and stayed where you were, Phil would have been back; or, if he needed punishment in your eyes, to have found me having one of his dances would have been enough.
I'd have found it out in a few more months if he had lived, and I wouldn't have borne it a day.
I am almost sure I have found an idea that will revolutionize the whole course of my work, thought, and ambitions.
I have found her so recently, and she is so precious, I can't risk losing her again.
And he said: Lord, if I have found favour in thy sight, pass not away from thy servant.
Sending some to carry it to their father, and to say: This we have found: see whether it be thy son's coat, or not.
And behold, the same day the servants of Isaac came, telling him of a well which they had digged, and saying: We have found water.
He turned simpering to Magdalen, and added, in a lower tone: "I have found a new interest in my walk, Miss Bygrave.
If it had been hidden in mist or drenched with rain, Mr. Noel Vanstone would, to all appearance, have found it as attractive as he found it now.
I have found a name I know--a name my father used often to speak of in his time.
Upon this Oudart put on his sacerdotal, and Loire and his wife their nuptial badges; Trudon piped it, and then tabored it like mad; all made haste to get ready, not forgetting the gauntlets.
Cornelius might be a broker, but we have found no scrip to correspond with these large payments.
When we have foundwho he is and who his associates are, we should have a good start in learning what he was doing in Pitt Street last night, and who it was who met him and killed him on the doorstep of Mr. Horace Harker.
Except for releasing the lady I will see that everything is kept exactly as I have found it, but I beg you not to lose an instant, as it is difficult to leave Sir Eustace there.
I thank my God, that thee upon this ground, Where I least hoped to meet thee, I have found.
Subsist they cannot openly among us, and yet elude the eyes of the inquisitive: and, as to their hiding, no man pretends to have found any of them in a torpid state in the winter.
Would he not have made use of this invaluable nostrum for his own emolument; or, at least, by some means of publication or other, have found a method of making it public for the good of mankind ?
Letter LIII To The Honourable Daines Barrington As I have sometimes known you make inquiries about several kinds of insects, I shall here send you an account of one sort which I little expected to have found in this kingdom.
I have found a dream of beauty at which one might look all one's life and sigh.
However, I have found an old shawl which answers for a table-cloth, and have made our "parlor" look a little more habitable.
Socrates professes to have found in Callicles the philosopher's touchstone; and he is certain that any opinion in which they both agree must be the very truth.
And Christian thinkers, who have ventured out of the beaten track in their meditations on the 'last things,' have found a ray of light in his writings.
To this is opposed the one wise man hardly professing to have found truth, yet strong in the conviction that a virtuous life is the only good, whether regarded with reference to this world or to another.
I have found that, coeteris paribus, a man's sobriety is in direct proportion to his cleanliness.
The origin of these divisions we have found in the hard and fast walls which mark off social groups and classes within a group: like those between rich and poor, men and women, noble and baseborn, ruler and ruled.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "have found" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
