Sentence examples for close discovers from inspiring English sources

The trouble with "Things I Didn't Know" is that the reader knows there is a pony there, can even see the nose and tail of the pony from afar, but after going to the trouble of trying to see the pony up close, discovers that Mr. Hughes has only half-finished the job of excavating the poor beast.

The Doctor, seeing the Buccaneer pull close, discovers the crystal in Tegan's tiara.

They mimic grandmotherly tchotchkes, but a closer look discovers a surrealistic play with bodily abnegation.

Up close, I discovered that her face was covered with hundreds of light freckles.

Up close you discover the remarkable fact that these complicated images are actually made by an elaborate appliqué technique.

If I felt you were getting too close to discovering my problem, I would push you away.

Up close you discover that they are glued together from small cut-out paper letters spelling the word radiance.

The more bright-eyed neuroscientists claim they are close to discovering a "buy button" in the brain.

Up close you discover that it has a cornea through which you can see its hollow interior and the wooden ribs and cladding of its construction.

"When the project was completed and the time came to close, they discovered it was not as good an investment," he said.

Close also discovered the flight manifest, which reveals what little luggage they carried – barely more than hand-baggage – and the seating plan.