found

[faʊnd]

Definition:
1. To start something.
2. Set up.
3. Use as a basis for.

Use 'found' in a sentence:

• 1. We found further scientific evidence for this theory.
• 2. I found it hard to go up the slope.
• 3. He has found his ideal mate.
• 4. I found her extremely irritating.
• 5. What have you found so far?
• 6. They found him to be charming.
• 7. He had not found what he wanted.
• 8. We found the play very heavy.
• 9. I would have liked him to give me a hand, but found it embarrassing to ask.
• 10. He was found guilty of murder.
• 11. He found happiness in later life.
• 12. I found that what I was doing was no good, so I made a fresh start.
• 13. Her family founded the college in 1895.
• 14. He hasn't found anything.
• 15. I found the cheapest price for enlarging the photograph by ringing round all the photographic dealers.
• 16. He found himself at a loss for words of consolation.
• 17. They were so deeply involved in the matter that they found it hard to pull out.
• 18. He found the right niche for himself.
• 19. The school, which was found in 1999 is located in a remote area, in Singrauli district, Madhya Pradesh.
• 20. The difference is found by subtraction.
• 21. I found the beauty shop filled with patients.
• 22. I have found you out at last, you cheat!
• 23. I found everything out of trim.
• 24. He was found guilty of forgery.
• 25. His new-found optimism dissolved.
• 26. He has found contentment at last.
• 27. She found it hilariously funny.
• 28. We haven't found a fit person for this job yet.
• 29. His father helped found Newark But really what he helped to found was a religious institution.
• 30. We found him to be the right sort of timber.
• 31. I found his amiability charming.
• 32. She found it impossible to eat lightly.
• 33. When I found that all my money had been stolen, I went into a flat spin.
• 34. The town was founded by English settlers in 1790.
• 35. We found the house without difficulty.
• 36. The court found in her favour.
• 37. Contaminants found in poultry will also be found in their eggs.
• 38. I found myself unable to speak.
• 39. He went postal when he found out.
• 40. The Independent Labour Party was founded in Bradford on January 13, 1893.
• 41. The town was founded in 1610.
• 42. The accused was found innocent.
• 43. I found myself in an entirely new world the moment I arrived in Beijing.
• 44. He looked so funny that I found it difficult to keep my countenance.
• 45. They were found guilty of murder.
• 46. Minerals are often found deep in the ground.
• 47. To my great joy, my lost watch was found.
• 48. We found that most people are favourable to the idea.
• 49. I never found the missing piece.
• 50. I found wood carving satisfying.
• 51. I found the test relatively easy.
• 52. He found the place without difficulty.
• 53. Look what I've found!
• 54. He founded the Centre for Journalism Studies at University College Cardiff.
• 55. He was found beaten and in shock.
• 56. We've found a great new restaurant near the office.
• 57. She found it extremely difficult to get a job.
• 58. By the way, I found that book you were looking for.
• 59. You should have seen her face when she found out!
• 60. The police found a quantity of drugs at his home.
• 61. I found her lecture very obscure.
• 62. I found it a strain looking after four children.
• 63. The jury found for the defendant.
• 64. She found her job very boring.
• 65. The local police found her story didn't check out.
• 66. Their marriage was founded on love and mutual respect.
• 67. We found the beds very comfortable.