Sentence examples for discovery taking place from inspiring English sources

"You'd rather not have the drip-drip-drip taking place of over the course of time, a new discovery taking place, a new story, a new crisis, a new back page that everybody has to deal with," Cashman said.

"We just have to let discovery take place, and let countries reach their own conclusions," he said.

But the more surprising discovery takes place when Mounsor moves off to simulate a car journey home from school.

The discovery took place yesterday in Coghalstown, in Meath, where The Independent Commission for the Location of Victims' Remains (ICLVR) have been searching a site since March.

Once the conclusive discovery takes place, in one of the novel's most moving scenes, his sexuality becomes the box from which the forlorn Sammy needs to escape.

Dr. Ginsberg's first major discovery took place while he was a first lieutenant stationed at an Army hospital in England during World War II.

Standing in their bronze-hued, retro-styled transporter room—"Discovery" takes place ten years before the original "Star Trek"—they wear body armor over their sleek Starfleet uniforms.

Nevertheless, he overruled NASA's top safety officer and chief engineer and directed that the July 2006 launch of the space shuttle Discovery take place as planned, despite lingering worries that the insulating foam on the shuttle's external fuel tank would break off and damage the shuttle during liftoff, as it had on Columbia.

Exactly when the discovery took place is not clear.

Discovery takes place about 10 years before the original series.

Later he reports that the discovery took place "in the spring of 1901 195959, 75).