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Meanings of find somewhere in English

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Usage of find somewhere in English
1
I shall find somewhere to shelter until this beastly spell is over.
The Magicians of Caprona
2
It was time for breakfast, time to find somewhere dry and warm.
The Guardian
3
She had to go the other way, maybe find somewhere to hide.
The undertaker's gift
4
Well, one solution is to find somewhere to be an outsider again.
The Irish Times
5
Everywhere we travel we manage to find somewhere to have a bathe.
The Irish Times
6
Eventually, Philippakis moves away to find somewhere quieter to sit and talk.
The Irish Times
7
So, when Maksimov comes knocking, I usually find somewhere else to be.
Here comes trouble
8
If we find somewhere to our liking, we take up residence there.
Rock and Ice Magazine
9
I dare say we'll find somewhere else just as good for you.
Five on a treasure island
10
He decided first to find somewhere safe for his mother to stay.
The subtle knife
11
And after that I'd like to find somewhere private to lie down.
Brain jack
12
Parliamentary Services said it would try to find somewhere else to house journalists.
Radio NZ
13
She shushed him, then said, No, we need to find somewhere to talk.
The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair
14
The point, however, is that you have to find somewhere else to live.
Babyville
15
China will need to find somewhere else to sell many of its goods.
Reuters
16
We need to find somewhere big enough to house a city.
Coalition's End
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Find somewhere through the time
Find somewhere across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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