Sentence examples for discover the final from inspiring English sources

Although investigators have succeeded in freezing $8 million held by his relatives and associates, the tribunal failed to discover the final destination of millions traced through Liberian and other banks while he was in power, according to court filings, and the court's investigators were unable to prove his presumed ownership in a number of companies.

This experience was a confirmation of my chosen research path--I decided to let other people crunch the numbers and discover the final answer.

Those who love this genre will find Elsewhere a polished entry while children with parents suffering from dementia will certainly discover the final section sadly familiar.

The objective of the work was to describe the growth in height and weight of the child and youth population of Andalusia from the age of 3 to 18, including both sexes, and to create reference standards for weight, height and BMI for that part of the Andalusian population that would be useful in daily clinical practice and to discover the final adult height of the Andalusian population.

Scientists can now focus on discovering the final, mature form, says Geoffrey Boxshall, a zoologist with the Natural History Museum in London.

The player-controlled Nathan Drake – a treasure hunter, adventurer, smart-arse and crack-shot with a PM-9mm – discovers the final resting place of his ancestor, Sir Francis (Drake), on the ocean floor off Panama.

So, from the comfort of your sofa you can discover the Titanic's final resting place, watch someone climb Half Dome and El Capitan without ropes, descend inside a volcano, and go cave-diving.

Whether her allegedly bruised body has healed we will discover in the final against Li Na on Saturday.

The final scene was filmed the following day in West Ealing, London, where Ringo obligingly drops his coat over puddles for a lady to step on, only to discover that the final puddle is actually a large hole in the road.

I didn't see Hamlet, as I only discovered Bedlam the final weekend of its run.

In his almost perfectly structured love story Spring in Fialta Nabokov teases us with hints we do not recognise until the final line when we discover the narrator's beloved, Nina, has died in a car smash, and the whole story has been an elegy.