Sentence examples for discovery phrase from inspiring English sources

As the lawsuit dragged on into the discovery phrase, a memo surfaced that Schrager had faxed to the restaurateur Pino Luongo, in which the hotelier complained that the staff at the Mondrian's Coco Pazzo restaurant was "too ethnic".

Carved below the date of discovery is the phrase, "Because we care".

But in the quirky fashion that characterizes the entire movie, Mr. Zhang is pleased with his recent discovery of the phrase "negative energy," which, in one memorable scene, he rolls around his mouth as he uses it to describe, again and again, the feeling of being faced with the small-time thieves he must catch.

Also the discovery that conventional phrase structure supports elegant compositional theories of meaning lends credence to the traditional theoretical methodology.

Words, phrases and stories collected during the discovery phase offer positive guiding images of the future.

Another thing that bothers me about Blue Dot is that they put a trademark on the phrase Social Discovery!

Any new idea or discovery in China was phrased as "what the old masters really meant".

The phrase described "our discovery of means of economising the use of labour outrunning the pace at which we can find new uses for labour".

A guitarist of extravagant technique, he made each solo feel like an onrushing discovery, reeling off lines and phrases while neatly sidestepping cliché.

Organizing news discovery around individual words or short phrases doesn't seem very efficient or easy…at least not with this design or without context.

Quite how Birkhead's fellow-researcher Mark confirmed this epochal discovery is an indelicate story, but the phrase "at first hand" would describe it fairly.