Let's say you have a few files in the PWD.

[user1@server1 ]# find . -name "*file*"
./file1
./file2
./file3

xargs will put the output inline.

[user1@server1 ]# find . -name "*file*" | xargs
./file1 
./file2 
./file3

Let's say we have a directory with a variety of files.

[user1@server1 ]# find . -name "*"
./file1
./file2
./file3
./test1
./test2
./test3
./sample1
./sample2
./sample3

Let's say we want to remove files in the PWD that contain the word "test."

[user1@server1 ]# find . -name "*test*" | xargs rm

Now if we view the directory again, we can see all the files that contain "text" have been removed.

[user1@server1 ]# find . -name "*"
./file1
./file2
./file3
./sample1
./sample2
./sample3