find out something

The least we could do is find out something about him.

That day, Tian Kaizhi and Duke Xian drank tea in the garden. Taking the opportunity, Duke Xian tried to find out something about Mr.

But thanks to these revolutions, we might now actually find out something about Arab countries. Democracy is an information system.

If you're making a business presentation to people you haven't met, find out something about their backgrounds.

But I (being of the curious nature) wanted to find out something.

Don't ask too many questions. You might find out something that makes you not like her. Remember, curiosity killed the cat.

Overall, it's an interesting show, and anyone who watches it will probably find out something new.

We might find out something if we had time; but they say he's to be tried on Tuesday .

You don't want to find out something is missing during your two-hour maintenance window of the month.

Everytime I come, I find out something different about the culture.

And in any case, why would you want to spend money to find out something that is not likely to help cure a disease?

Well, when you tell him, be gentle. It's hard for kids to find out something like that.

Nowadays we are so reliant on our smart phones and laptops that we go into 'withdrawal when we can't find out something immediately'.

I need to find out something on this guy or we both go to jail.

I hope we can find out something by Saturday.

And when I went to find out something, I used scientific methods.