Sentence examples for discover records from inspiring English sources

Lunar deployment could provide ground truth to the recent orbital measurements, and help to discover records of the early bombardment history of the inner Solar system buried at the poles and clarify the mechanism for the generation of water in the illuminated regions.

In trying to find a way to escape before the dome rises, Ryouta and Sakuya discover records in the library mentioning a medical center that was shut down due to a fire, and that Nageki, who Ryouta encountered previously, died in that fire, revealing his ghostly nature.

Their show, conceived by Floyd Mutrux, written by Mr. Mutrux and Colin Escott (both of "Million Dollar Quartet"), and directed by Mr. Mutrux and Sheldon Epps, will focus on the pop and doo-wop singles of Scepter Records, the vintage-1960s label founded by Florence Greenberg, who helped discover recording artists like the Shirelles, the Kingsmen, the Isley Brothers and Dionne Warwick.

Now it's like discovering records when you're 25.

Mr Hendrix is discovered, records three seminal albums, goes off the rails and dies in the space of a page.

But its researchers discovered records showing that some of the eight dummy foundations named by Patman two years before were donors to the N.S.A.

Last year a writer for The Harvard Crimson discovered records from 1920 of a secret university court that had persecuted homosexuals, apparently driving two to suicide.

And last month the Associated Press released the results of a yearlong investigation of sexual misconduct by police, discovering records of about 1,000 officers who lost their badges in a six-year period for various sex crimes, including rape.

In other boxes, I discovered record books, detailing the daily letters Audrey posted.

And in 2005 Blue Note released "Thelonious Monk Quartet With John Coltrane at Carnegie Hall," a newly discovered recording of a 1957 concert.

(Dr. Sunenblick still owns and runs Uptown Records in Whitehall, Mich .The company just released a newly discovered recording of a 1945 Dizzy Gillespie-Charlie Parker concert).