Sentence examples for discovering how things from inspiring English sources

But her melancholy firstborn is only just discovering how things are, and her younger daughter, with her beaming smile, is still (happily!) in that Eden of innocence in which Lawson has pointedly framed the three of them.

As a child, he loved to discover how things work, from Meccano to radio sets.

Like the analytical chemist, the philosopher can only discover how things are combined by analysing them, only lay bare the workings of spontaneous Nature by subjecting them to the torment of his own techniques.

Through the television screen we discovered how things worked and that we were special".

Creatives have the curiosity to get "under the hood" and discover how things actually operate, as well as the patience to wait for the true nature of things to emerge.

"Our take is that nonprofits are in the process of discovering how bad things are going to be," he said, noting that many organizations did not yet know how much city and state financing would fall.

This gives them the opportunity to see how things go and discover the benefits of receiving help.

I remember discovering how many of these things are in London, one day when I needed to piss.

I remember discovering how many of these things are in London, one day when I needed to piss.

Lawrence wrote of their brief Australian adventure in 1922, "I love trying things and discovering how I hate them," but the beginnings always offered a clean slate, a glorious opportunity.

But since discovering how well brownies layer with other things, like ice cream and coffee-flavored frosting, it was only a matter of time before I combined cheesecake batter with brownies.