Sentence examples for america discovery from inspiring English sources

It now gains Destination America, Discovery Family, Science, Discovery Life and AHC thanks to the deal.

The 46-channel package adds American Heroes Network, BET Her, Cooking Channel, Destination America, Discovery Family, Discovery Life, Logo, MTV Live, and NickToons.

For another $4 per month, viewers can choose to add on American Heroes Channel, BET Her, Cooking Channel, Destination America, Discovery Family, Discovery Life, Logo, MTV Live and Nicktoons.

The rate is good for the Delta Queen, Mississippi Queen and American Queen (except for the Delta Queen's Kentucky Derby cruise and any segments on its 43-night Heart of America Discovery tour).

America's discovery of an enemy who is not merely an enemy, but "evil," has impeccable historical credentials.

To be sure, "it amounted to little more than tapping the balls back and forth," but it was America's discovery of net play.

Charles Jennings charts America's discovery of England as the theatrical backdrop to its own version, or parody, of the aristocratic life.

The white characters in "A Mercy" come to life more readily than the black, and they less ambiguously dramatize America's discovery and settlement.

Natasha Wimmer's English rendering of The Savage Detectives, the novel that made him famous in the Spanish-speaking world, won more acclaim that year than any translated work of fiction since America's discovery of WG Sebald.

In America the discovery of the ancient sequoias of California in the 1850s drew tens of thousands of pilgrims, who saw in these giant veterans proof of their country's manifest destiny as an unsullied Eden.

One part of this collection is a series of working drafts of the United States Constitution, which was used as the basis of a college textbook, "The Boisterous Sea of Liberty: A Documentary History of America from Discovery Through the Civil War," by David Brion Davis and Steven Mintz (Oxford University Press, 1998).