Sentence examples for discover an area from inspiring English sources

Eight citizen scientists helped discover an area outside our solar system where conditions are ripe for planet formation, or circumstellar disk, from behind their keyboards, Astronomy magazine reports.

Unless investors can discover an area that can produce many billion-dollar homeruns like the ecommerce, enterprise software and telecom did in decades past, there needs to be dramatically less money investing in early stage firms, period.

Rather than following a set of rigid goals or tasks, the student was encouraged to critically engage and participate in all aspects of the culture of the organization and country, to naturally discover an area where his priorities aligned with the needs of the NGO.

Distance 7 miles Start Malham Tarn car park, grid ref SD882672 National Trust downloadable route and map Discover an area of ancient limestone pastures, upland hill farms and the beautiful Malham Tarn on a walk through this popular beauty spot.

This time, I was there on a travel assignment and was pleased to be back and discovering an area that was relatively new to me.

The cause of the fire is still being investigated, but Drayton said officials have discovered an area in the back of the building where they believe the fire originated.

Synonymous with gentrification, the Foxtons car represents the vanguard of the housing crisis, "discovering" an area before returning to the ubiquitous plasticky offices and their smarmy drinks fridges to market another slice of the city at exorbitant prices.

They discovered an area of quick sand at the roadside next to the "Podzamche", or sub-castle, neighborhood of the city, which in the previous year had partially undermined the castle's supporting walls.

Synonymous with gentrification, the Foxtons car represents the vanguard of the housing crisis, expanding sky-high rents into fresh territory; "discovering" an area before returning to the ubiquitous plasticky offices and their smarmy drinks fridges to market another slice of the city at exorbitant prices.

"Sightings in northern England, southern Scotland, Scottish islands and the far north are particularly important – you might discover a new area in which the speckled wood has never been found before.

A black curtain hung several feet in front of the theatre's back wall, creating a crossover and (we would soon discover) a dressing area; toward either side of the curtain was a large opening, and set back in the right-hand one of these was a full-length mirror.