Sentence examples for discovering a very from inspiring English sources

My most vivid memory of the synagogue was one Yom Kippur when I was about 8 years old, discovering a very large and active water bug in my grandmother's pew.

Now, by discovering a very similar condition in canines, researchers have a means to diagnose the disease, unravel its molecular intricacies, and target new therapies.

From then on, she began to actively study all the various approaches to dream interpretation, discovering a very simple process for tapping the whole-brain function of the intuitive mind on a regular basis.

As an American in Canada, I'm overwhelmed by how much less fucked up things are up here, especially after discovering a very entertaining American trend of bizarre punishments being handed down to small-time criminals.

"I discovered a very interesting thing.

Returning a few minutes later to fetch a forgotten coat, I discovered a very different atmosphere.

Have MIT discovered a very cheap energy source, I think not.

The Guardian survey discovered a very similar 41% of Americans who feel this way.

But here is what they did not expect to discover: a very high rate of same-ethnicity dating.

It's about a guy living in upstate New York who discovers a very, very old Anne Frank in his attic.

"We have discovered a very important part of Al Qaeda's financial network," Mr. Rajoy told reporters in northern Spain.