Sentence examples for discovers at from inspiring English sources

What if he discovers at the last minute that even depraved Westerners have their humanity?

In today's medical world, doesn't it seem unlikely that a person discovers at age 25 or 30 that he has A.D.D.? Can it go undiagnosed?

Mr Brogan warms to those that are freshest and most direct, above all the first volume of "Democracy in America" (1835), in which an aristocratic lawyer discovers at first hand a society turning its back on privilege.

"Switched" is the story of Wendy Everly, who discovers at 17 that she is actually a troll (or a ­"Trylle," per Hocking's nomenclature), thus proving correct her mother's longtime assertion that she is a changeling.

FICTION JEFFREY EUGENIDES "Middlesex" In this epic novel of ideas about three generations of a Greek-American family, a girl discovers at 14 that she is a boy, or, rather, a hermaphrodite.

Although its ending is a little rushed (some situations feel arbitrarily abandoned), the book is a satisfying, often brilliant portrait of a woman searching for relief from things that will not, she discovers at last with something like acceptance, go away.

TRIM29 was discovered from AT cells.

Nor was Lana Turner discovered at Schraffts.

Fang Fengdi was discovered at sixteen.

Oil was discovered at Nájera in 1980.

Her body was discovered at 8 a.m.