Sentence examples for discovery of winter from inspiring English sources

So despite the inevitable discovery of winter, racism and the cost of a cup of chamomile tea, I knew immediately I was right where my truest stories could be told.

What was your musical discovery of 2012?

What was your favourite musical discovery of 2012?

Yes, television's greatest discovery of 2012 is back.

Cindy Chupack's discovery of Christmas (the secular kind) is very charming.

A billboard in the lobby quoted Newsweek ("The most frightening flick in years!") and Andrew Sarris ("The cult discovery of 1978").

A secondhand bookshop discovery of 1940s volumes about the insects and wildlife of Britain instigated a celebration of "the resilience, but also the delicacy" of wildlife.

Its early growth resulted from the nitrate boom that began in 1866 and from the Caracoles silver discovery of 1870, at which time Antofagasta's name became official.

The announced detection of a planet orbiting a Sun-like star, if confirmed, may well turn out to be the most exciting astronomical discovery of 1995.

The incumbent appeared to be on course to overtake McGowan due to her clear majority among postal votes, until the dramatic discovery of 1,003 uncounted votes for McGowan.

By James Wood December 22, 2014 For me, the great discovery of 2014 was the work of Elizabeth Harrower, an eighty-six-year-old Australian novelist who lives quietly in Sydney, and who has not published a novel since the nineteen-sixties.