Sentences with phrase «found out something»

So I was able to do that and then I found out something very interesting today..

Dr. Ted Hudson of the University of Texas, ran a longitudinal study of couples that had been married for years and in his research he found out something quite surprising.

(Last year, a hotel in New York found out something similar, when it threatened a bride with $ 500 fines for every negative review posted by her wedding guests.)

But I found out something very interesting: He was told that they do not charge you any tuition if you drop out or are sent packing during the school part of this, only once you get a CDL and go out with the trainer.

Like you just found out something amazing existed, and you'd never even imagined it before.

I remember Richard Serra coming back, and he found out something about using water emulsion to get the splashes.

Now, we found out something that probably nobody will like.

I love CreateSpace and the quality of their work, but I found out something interesting, At times, CreateSpace apparently sends larger orders «out» to be printed.

See, somebody found out something new already.

That's when she and Erin started contacting people — «and we found out something more shocking: Nobody had any idea,» Heather told me.

However, I found out something else about him on the 2nd and 3rd date so we broke up on the first month.

However, after surveying 1500 Americans on their wedding etiquette opinions, we found out something interesting.

I bet you learned or at least found out something useful from these women And that shirt dress is so versatile!

This week started off on the wrong foot for me when I found out something that really bummed me out.

One of the benefits of reading this article is that I found out something that I have experimented in my own Weight loss journey that I'm hungrier are now than when I 1st started.

This multicenter study of 4,451 people found out something stunning: It concluded that the slimmest people ate the most carbs (in the form of whole grains, fruits, and vegetables), and the chubbiest people ate the fewest carbs.

The Mr. and I are settling into our lives as a married couple, and we have found out something very, very crucial to a happy marriage: a well stocked fridge.

When I stepped back from the blog, I found out something interesting.

Have you not found out something you did not know of yourself, something different from what you knew previously, just as one learns a lesson by first of all hearing?

Well, looks like his ship has finally come in, because the folks at ancestry.com have found out something cool about his lineage.

In the course of the examination, Pliny found out something about the practices of the Christian society.

I think I found out something else we have in common.

Everyday, whether I'm at work, the gym, the grocery store or church, I make an effort to engage somebody and find out something interesting about them, what they're doing and what motivates them.

Epstein says if you find out something has been breached, you need to get in touch with the company and ask if a firmware update exists for the specific vulnerability.

Instead of thinking in terms of high and low as Aristotle did, Galileo did it by following bodies down the inclined plane at each moment to see if he could find out something new about motion.

One might possibly find out something uncomplimentary about himself!

I always find out something new from your blog.I have found in my life (72 years) that most people will not comment on things they find is too hard to do.

Being Christian is more like learning to paint or to dance than it is like having a personal experience or finding out something about oneself.

I don't mind, this is to be expected when talking with religious folk.I think if Emilio faced up to the question he might find out something that will lead him closer to God, but he prefers to avoid the question.

That's so interesting, I love it when I find out something new!

After years of finding out EMU's floor was lower than any FBS program's should be, we might now find out something else: the Eagles» ceiling.

See if you can find out something about them that you never knew before.

If i had the means I'd probably try to find out something they were really worried about accomplishing before the baby gets here and do it for them if possible.

Whether your child is aggrieved by finding out something or by not being able to find out something, you can't protect her from all sadness and hurt, nor should you.

«It's not every day that you wake up and find out something completely new about the early universe.

You can blame it on the so - called John Wayne syndrome: «Men often deny illness; they minimize symptoms because they don't want to go to a doctor and find out something is wrong,» Dr. Legato notes.

The thyroid gland does not put on airs or take up a lot of real estate, it's pretty low key until you find out something is wrong, and then you might...

It is always great to find out something new and fun.

I was even more surprised to find out something else while we were shooting though.

Do you ever feel your ready to take on the challenge, but find out something is stopping you?

LIVE CHAT is the most amazing thing about online dating, because it allows you to meet a great variety of new people and find out something exciting about them.

Although people are different from me, I'm always doing my best to know you better, and find out something special between you and me.

He told my stepson that if h ♠ e finds out something is going on, my stepson will be out

It is always better to know a person at the early stages of a relationship rather than finding out something that turns you off later.

Naturally you'll need to find out something about the big BBW you're about to meet online.

These tests are voluntary, but few people can resist the opportunity to find out something new about themselves.

When she accomplishes one specific task, she finds out something else is wrong.

I would not even know where to start looking to find out something like that but I wonder if there is a record broken here.

The excitement of finding out something that works well - gets spread to others in the department and creativity takes off...

«It's not parents supervising homework, but it might be the student interviewing parents or family members to find out something or taking something home and demonstrating it to them and getting feedback on what they're doing.»