Sentence examples for having found how from inspiring English sources

The surface textures also have more variety than the earlier sculptures, the artist by now having found how to enrich detail without sacrificing massiveness.

Mr Kayanne has found how to grow foraminifera artificially.

Sullivan may not have found seriousness but at last he has found how valuable true comedy is.

But now, one blogger has found how to save even more money on plane tickets with a couple of simple tricks.

During the less-than-stellar freelancing stage of my career, he gave me a book he had found: "How You Can Make $20,000 a Year Writing".

However, Travellers who followed Howard's advice in 1994 to buy their own land have found how unequally planning regulations have been used against them.

We are still moving trucks around as we did 60 years ago, while our European and Asian competitors have found how vital rail is to the intermodal mix.

It doesn't matter how many missing flights you claim to have found, how many drugs you allege to have taken, or how many musicals you sign off on at the expense of your deceased husband's reputation.

But research by Thumbtack, a website that matches customers to businesses, and the Kauffman Foundation, a think-tank, has found how little local tax rates matter to small business owners.

Every house was sprayed with a red X; in each quadrant, a number reported what a search team had found: how many survivors on the right, how many bodies at the bottom.

In Australia, one study has found how the free-market think tank the Institute of Public Affairs had been the source of a range of climate sceptic talking points echoed in mainstream media.