Sentence examples for i discover from from inspiring English sources

Marc de Bourgogne is the best and most expensive, a favorite of some redoubtable eaters and drinkers, including the British restaurateur Sir Terence Conran (and, I discover from an article he wrote in The New York Times, James Villas of Town & Country, who likes to end dinner with a marc, a coffee and a cigarette).

What I discover from Machot is that Machar has been sitting in intense meetings with the latest prophet, a man who has visions and instructs Machar and his generals on the correct movements and timing for attacks.

But I discovered from the first week of 1962 that his focus was on chemistry.

Alexander Romanovsky This is a piano player I discovered from reading The New York Times.

When I travelled round the country holding Go Fourth rallies, I discovered from candidates and activists alike that money wasn't the main problem.

So I discovered from Lindsey Simon, a techie friend and avid Ping-Pong player who recently moved to San Francisco to work for Google.

As I discovered from my research into the processed food industry, flavouring chemicals can be a health hazard – irritating eyes, respiratory tract and skin.

Books were my refuge, at least until I discovered from Golding that literature's purpose was to expose the truth, not beguile us with comforting lies.

It's a touchy issue, as I discovered from the large pile of hate mail that arrived after a column in 1999 about the Triangle shirtwaist factory fire.

It came as a surprise to me then, when I discovered from the Guardian Northerner that 'retail experts' from the Town Centre Rejuvenation Campaign will be visiting Doncaster to aid faltering businesses.

I thought it was a nifty way of avoiding multiple trips up and down stairs every evening, but the next day I discovered from internets and papers that, actually, this is an outrageous violation of something or other.