Sentence examples for discovery of a cache from inspiring English sources

On several occasions, the discovery of a cache of biological weapons has been a fluke.

Letters is framed by the discovery of a cache of letters hidden in 1945 and exhumed 60 years later.

According to Mr. Carrington, a chance encounter with a city employee led to the discovery of a cache of unused signs, manufactured before the changeover.

In her first volume of autobiography, prompted by the discovery of a cache of letters and souvenirs in her Swiss home, Loren recalls that Grant urged they pray together for guidance about whether to leave their partners.

There were signs that the discovery of a cache of secret MI6 and CIA documents at an abandoned government office building in Tripoli was triggering panic in some parts of Whitehall.

Officials said her arrest led to the discovery of a cache of suicide bombs in a small village on Moscow's outskirts on July 24, but they have so far announced no arrests of accomplices.

The discovery of a secret cache of scandalous prints would have been not altogether shocking.

The discovery of a small cache of ransom bills in 1980 triggered renewed interest but ultimately only deepened the mystery, and the great majority of the ransom remains unrecovered.

Larson also admitted that Special Handling deputies use specific modules to place informants and high value targets together in jail ― a fact that OCDA's office says was only just revealed by the discovery of a secret cache of notes, but arrived almost a year and a half after Larson's testimony acknowledging the practice.

In 2006 Mr Bennett was charged with treason after the discovery of an arms cache at an alleged co-conspirator's home.

Biro was planning to use DNA analysis in a project that he said would rival that of "La Bella Principessa": the discovery, in California, of a cache of more than fifty drip paintings possibly by Jackson Pollock.