Sentence examples for discovery a man from inspiring English sources

For instance: In November 1971, after the Westfield murders but before their discovery, a man on a plane to Seattle slipped a note to a flight attendant: he had a bomb.

How refreshing to find Lisa Jardine -- a British authority on Renaissance and scientific culture -- taking as her subject a man less than heroic, famous not for discoveries but for feuding over claims to discovery, a man who sexually exploited his female dependents, and who dosed himself to death with narcotics and noxious remedies.

Several years ago, however, researchers made an unusual discovery: a man who had inherited some mitochondrial DNA from his father, as well as his mother.

Hopkins noticed that in the literature it seemed that when a woman made a seminal discovery a man would get the credit.

(His latest discovery is a man who has had himself surgically altered to look like a cat).

In "In Irons," a strange discovery leads a man to fear he's being haunted by the vengeful, jealous ghost of his late employer and would-be lover.

This has always been the case – the very first scene of the very first episode revolved around the discovery of a man murdered by Nick.

His tenure was clouded by the death of a football player during a fight at a party, as well as the discovery that a man hired as a janitor had been convicted of attempted rape.

Hawaii Five-0 The discovery of a man near death in the waters off Oahu leads to a..

Updated story Metra service was delayed following the discovery of a man's body on the railroad tracks near northwest suburban Woodstock early Tuesday morning.

With Traylor, optimism apparently greeted his "discovery" that a man like himself could not only become an artist after having lived eight decades, but to become one endowed with a glee, practicality, and socially-observant gaze.