Sentence examples for history discovery from inspiring English sources

Ian Baldwin, a professor of molecular ecology at the Max Planck Institute for Chemical Ecology in Germany, who studied with Dr. Eisner  in the 1980s, said of his mentor: "He articulated the value of natural history discovery in a time of natural history myopia.

CBS, NBC and PBS have prime-time specials in the works, as do the cable news outlets and a host of other channels, including History, Discovery, National Geographic and Discovery.

His natural history discoveries include the wild camel and the wild horse, known as Przewalski's horse.

Or have you wondered what family history discoveries you could make with a DNA test?

The brands involved include the History Channel, Discovery and the Imperial War Museum.

He appeared on the major television networks as well as the History and Discovery Channels.

Female ejaculation has a similar history of discovery, denial, incredulous rediscovery, lingering unknowns.

And it's turned out that there's a long history of discovery of axes of progressively earlier ages.

Her book is partly a history of discovery's technology and science and, more distinctively, its exuberance.

"I watch the shows at home," says Kim, "you know, the History and Discovery channels, all the ghost things.

Argentine poet Juan Gelman landed the Cervantes prize and Graham Robb's Gallic cycling cultural history, The Discovery of France, won the Ondaatje prize.