Sentence examples for fantastic discovery from inspiring English sources

It's a fantastic discovery.

"It's a fantastic discovery," Dr. Canfield said.

"We are not greatly surprised it has gone away, it is just a pity because of course it would have been a fantastic discovery".

"It's a fantastic discovery for Mahler scholarship," said Leon Botstein, a Mahler expert and music director of the American Symphony Orchestra.

The claim followed the "fantastic" discovery of holes cut into rocky outcrops near the Preseli Hills in Pembrokeshire that match the stones of the famous monument but which were cut centuries before it was built, The Guardian reported.

It would be such a fantastic discovery if it were true, precisely because it's unexpected, and because it would be the tip of an iceberg of new forms of matter," Ellis says.

"Normally we don't get to make that many fantastic discoveries.

*** Though my tastes have wandered away from his own books, I am forever indebted to Henry Miller, whose "The Books in My Life" led me to fantastic discoveries as a teen-ager, books I might otherwise have never found.

What could be next is not quite anyone's guess, but there are certainly plenty of decent possibilities and without trying to sound clichéd, that does mean the future likely holds some fantastic discoveries.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet *** Though my tastes have wandered away from his own books, I am forever indebted to Henry Miller, whose "The Books in My Life" led me to fantastic discoveries as a teen-ager, books I might otherwise have never found.

At the time, the women -- several of whom held graduate degrees in astronomy and physics -- weren't allowed access to the telescopes for their own observations, but they spent their days poring over photographs, stellar spectra, and other data about the stars -- and you can't hand a roomful of briliant women stacks and stacks of data without expecting them to make some fantastic discoveries.