I've recently found out

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

I think my response comes, I've recently found out, because her tears aren't acted.

I've recently found out that Mercury fillings might not be too safe (http://www.energiseforlife.com/wordpress/2008/08/13/the-danger-of-mercury-fillings/) so I amyselfing myselforor many future visits to have them all taken out!

With me, though, I've recently found out that I get on far better with women, our thoughts align, we like the same things, and we nurture.

I've recently found out I'm actually part of a much larger group of couples than I imagined, with one-third of all of today's marriages beginning online and half of those meeting outside of traditional dating websites.

Yet, as I have recently found out, "real Haneke" is the proud owner of more than one cat, a fact that few people know.

If you've recently found out your partner has had an affair (or perhaps you're the one who has), your first reaction might be to assume it's inevitable that the relationship will end.

I've been thinking about applying for primary school teaching but have recently found out that I am required to have either English, maths or science at A-level.

Since Michelle and I publicly announced our "opt-out" intentions for this school year, we have recently found out that parents and teachers are being misinformed -- the opt out movement is being sabotaged.

Mr. Footmon had recently found out that he had become a father, though he had not yet told his mother.

Gene Hackman and Val Kilmer had settled here; Simon had recently found out that someone had plans for a 26,000-square-foot house, a new local record.

He said he had recently found out some of the videos were shown to NT courts and that corrections officers were acquitted.