Sentence examples for discovering with a from inspiring English sources

"They're called Calpers, Templeton and TIAA-CREF," the article said, "and for the French, who are discovering with a certain anguish the globalization of their economy, these pension funds from abroad are the masters of this new world".

Reviewing Jorge Luis Borges's "The Book of Imaginary Beings" in The New Yorker in 1970, George Steiner wrote: Like Lewis Carroll, Borges has made of autistic dreams — of a private condition that is exotic and idiosyncratic to a degree — pictures, discreet but exacting summonses, that readers the world over are discovering with a sense of perfect recognition.

Then the launch had to be postponed when a problem was discovered with a fuel sensor.

Ashlee Witham Cundiff, 26, was discovered with a gunshot wound to the head.

Pte James Collinson, 17, from Perth, was discovered with a bullet wound to the head in March 2002.

And as usual with such research, it's assumed that differences discovered with a brain scan are innate.

And Pte James Collinson, 17, from Perth, was discovered with a bullet wound to the head in March 2002.

It was only discovered with a dash of luck by Spain's La Sagra Observatory after receding from Earth for a week to a distance of 4.3m kilometres.

Father Coppola was defrocked when he was discovered with a considerable amount of cash from a kidnapping ransom; he later married the daughter of a Mafia family.

A man was discovered with a self-inflicted gunshot wound in the largely Amish and Mennonite Pinecraft Park community in Sarasota, Fla., Tuesday morning.

In January, the government shut down a Canadian security company after two of its contractors, both British, were discovered with a trunk full of unlicensed Kalashnikov rifles.