Goldfarb thought he'd found the answer to his bourbon problem.
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I thought I had found the answer to life's problems. Fear?
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A Pew Research Center study from last June found the answer to be no.
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Now, Krell might have found the answer to that question with his new album, Care.
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A recent poll found the answer to that hypothetical question is yes, by eight points.
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Swiss scientists may have found the answer to a troubling mystery about the early evolution of our universe.
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Puzzle Making One winner of the contest found the answer to the toughest question through some brilliant sleuthing.
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The feature will alert users when Alexa has found the answer to a question it previously did not know when initially asked.
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In early 2009, Michael Jackson thought he had found the answer to his failing health: a new personal physician named Conrad Murray.
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Knowing the context behind their divorce — she has said he didn't support her career ambitions — I found the answer to be brave.
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He said Rogers, in a conversation in the garage, talked about religion and how she found the answer to life before locking him out.
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Behavioural science psychologists at the University of Chicago may have found the answer to becoming better both at negotiating conflict and winning strangers' trust.
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So, when my gynecologist introduced me to NuvaRing when I was 20, I thought I had found the answer to my lazy-girl prayers.
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There isn't a day that goes by that I don't wish I were out of a job because we found the answer to both of those questions.
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After a bit of searching I managed to track down a copy of the film on YouTube and at long last found the answer to my question.
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It illuminates a face filled with mad relief, joy, and exhilaration — like Ephraim finally found the answer to all the existential uncertainty he's faced on the rock.
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Some startups have found the answer to survival through carving out a niche and developing a strong following with aggressive community building and a solid social media presence.
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Take your pick from the 15 styles ahead, and relish in the fact that you may have found the answer to dealing with that hot-outside-cold-inside summer dressing conundrum.
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But, we may have just found the answer to our problems: We recently stumbled upon Armadio, a new online marketplace that gives shoppers direct access to the finest Italian artisans and workshops.
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New homes are going up here for the first time in a generation — and both the newcomers and lifelong residents say they have found the answer to rising concerns about immigrants straining resources in Australian cities.
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New homes are going up for the first time in a generation — and both the newcomers and lifelong residents say they have found the answer to rising concerns that immigrants strain resources in cities: small-town living.
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A week later, on a column of frozen water overlooking a river near a run-down logging town, I found the answer to the poet Mary Oliver's question: Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?
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But Mr Koch found the answer to his question about how organisations prosper by reading the classical liberals: he regards the "spontaneous order" of the free market—the notion that systems are best left to correct naturally, free of human intervention, with the price mechanism allocating resources to the most efficient use—with the same awe with which he regards the natural order of the universe.
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Blanks found the answer to these challenges in karate. When he saw Bruce Lee on TV, he decided he wanted to be a world martial-arts champion.
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While considering what he should do to remedy the situation, he finds a young street musician singing and playing a guitar. Tomohiro may think he's found the answer to his problem, but recruiting her could turn out to be harder than expected.
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The singer then asks if Honoka had found the answer to her question yet. After having Honoka close her eyes, the two of them are transported to a hill full of flowers, in front of a large lake. The singer then asks Honoka to jump over the lake, telling her that she definitely can fly whenever she wanted. Honoka proceeds to run down the hill and take the jump, reaffirming her love for the existence of school idols.
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Put simply, they had found "the answer to the physicist's 'Why do we exist?'" For this discovery, Fitch and Cronin received the 1980 Nobel Prize in Physics. In addition to the Nobel Prize, Fitch received the Ernest Orlando Lawrence Award in 1968, the John Price Wetherill Medal in 1976 and the National Medal of Science in 1993. He was a member of the Board of Sponsors of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists and the JASON defense advisory group.
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With Teodorico Quirós, the architect and landscape painter, he began to paint with greater dedication. In 1954 he returned to England to continue his studies. There he found the answer to his artistic concerns in abstract expressionism, a moment in which artists channeled their feelings into works emphasizing plastic elements such as color, line, texture, and space, but not objective reality. He also formed, with other students in his university, the group New Vision (Nueva Visión) with the intention of painting, exchanging ideas, critiquing each other, and presenting their work in different locations.
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The Pelican then flies in and catches the burglar, holding him prisoner in his beak despite the burglar's attempt to shoot his way out. Soon the police arrive to arrest the burglar, whom the Chief of Police identifies as "The Cobra", one of the world's most dangerous cat burglars. As a reward for retrieving the Duchess's jewels, the Duke invites The Ladder less Window-Cleaning Company to live on his estate as his personal helpers. Since he is the owner of the only tinkle- tinkle tree plantation in England, as well as thousands of walnut trees and an enormous salmon river, all three starving animals have found the answer to their prayers.
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