Sentence examples for discovering from a from inspiring English sources

Unpublished correspondence from 1950 reveals Heyer's outrage at discovering from a fan the similarities between, among others, Cartland's Knave of Hearts – the third part of a Georgian trilogy – and her own These Old Shades, a Georgian romance novel.

The Swiss doctor who was thus deceived and administered her lethal injection committed suicide after discovering from a routine autopsy that she had no physical disease [ 107].

Also, as we discovered from a soil test, the soil is not acidic enough.

Which, we discovered from a tiny sign that cited necessary repair work, it was not.

If a story was discovered from a hack, MGN senior editorial staff still wanted it "stood up".

Mr. Shrum discovered, from a column by Maureen Dowd in The New York Times, that Mr. Quayle was making Kennedy allusions.

Recently, a new naturally occurring series of insect-active compounds was discovered from a novel soil isolate, Saccharopolyspora pogona NRRL30141.

When a potential drug is discovered from a screen or rational drug design, it has much promise as a therapeutic drug.

Jim was dispatched to Eastern Europe on a solo mission, to discover, from a contact, the identity of the traitor, and report back to Control.

As the district discovered from a Google Earth map, its pumps are in Oklahoma, meaning that it was piping its water across state lines.

Back at her table, she discovered from a phone message that she had just won best actress in a comedy series at the Critics Choice Televisionn awards in Los Angeles, too.