Sentence examples for discovered English from inspiring English sources

It was the reward after those long hard days at the preschool where I first discovered English, where I learned fitting in would be a full-time job.

He had discovered English folk-song in 1913, his Oxford year, and had begun to study Elizabethan and Jacobean music.

Then he went to college where he discovered his English wasn't English and had to learn that properly.

The nude, central to European art since the Renaissance, had finally been discovered by English painters.

The disease, first discovered by English psychiatrist John Todd in 1955, was later named Alice in Wonderland Syndrome.

(The series was a disaster: Wodehousean purists were appalled by the changes, and the TV audience discovered that English humour does not translate too well into Hindi).

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), based in Los Angeles, said the owner of Al-Farah Islamic Clothing in Anaheim, California, discovered an English translation of the Quran pierced with multiple holes, alleged to be bullet holes, in the shop's letter box on Tuesday morning.

The molecule benzene, C6H6, first discovered by English physicist and chemist Michael Faraday in 1825, is the smallest molecule that can contain this functional group, and arenes contain one or more benzene (or structurally similar) rings.

Even if they had brought such a nonessential plant with them, the Pilgrims would have quickly discovered that English holly is not hardy in areas where winter temperatures regularly dip below minus 5 degrees.

Many American companies, of course, discovered that English was by no means a prerequisite when it came to outsourcing routine manufacturing functions.

It was discovered by English explorers, who brought it back to England, where they made it less fishy and added more mushrooms and shallots.