Sentence examples for A fortunate discovery from inspiring English sources

"It was a fortunate discovery".

Gay Paree Note: A young couple who, with their two children aged nine and seven, are in Paris, report that finding amusement for the youngsters was quite a problem until they made a fortunate discovery.

The New Yorker, October 28, 1950 P. 21 Gay Paree Note: A young couple who, with their two children aged nine and seven, are in Paris, report that finding amusement for the youngsters was quite a problem until they made a fortunate discovery.

By James Guy and Stanley Edgar Hyman The New Yorker, October 28, 1950 P. 21 Gay Paree Note: A young couple who, with their two children aged nine and seven, are in Paris, report that finding amusement for the youngsters was quite a problem until they made a fortunate discovery.

The term, coined by the British aristocrat Horace Walpole in a 1754 letter, long referred to a fortunate accidental discovery.

That kind of fortunate discovery isn't unusual in his group, Jarillo-Herrero says.

But we've lost something as well: the fortunate discovery of something we never knew we wanted to find.

'This fortunate discovery, as well as the discovery of relevant documents in other archives, has allowed us to re-examine Neptune's discovery.' And their conclusions?

Mathematician James White made the fortunate discovery that the same abstract pure mathematics that he used in his thesis unlocks some of the secrets of the geometry of circular DNA.

We know this fiction-is-stranger-than-truth history because of the most fortunate discovery of Lincoln's long-lost journal, which was undoubtedly found in The Priory of Sion mailbox next to videos of the Loch Ness monster and Sasquatch.

The second pathway is serendipity i.e., making fortunate discoveries by chance.