Sentence examples for it was first found from inspiring English sources
"it was first found" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when referring to the discovery of something for the first time, or the identification of something that already existed but was not known about before. For example, "The ancient temple was first found by archaeologists in 1979."
Taurine, an amino acidlike substance that got its name because it was first found in the bile of bulls, does play a role in bodily functions, and recent research suggests it might help prevent heart attacks in women with high cholesterol.
Much, she writes, has been said since February about "how [Watchman] was found, who found it, who knew of its existence, and when it was first found", and "as Nelle's estate trustee, lawyer and friend, I would like to tell the full story, fill in any blanks that may be in people's minds, and provide a historical context for those interested in how this book went from lost to being found".
It was first found that its broad blue emission is originated not from zinc vacancies or just sulfur vacancies but from sulfur vacancies as well as extended sulfur-vacancy states.
It was first found in the 1920s, and its most important exploitation was in the Po valley.
Winner Ascot hat - Pixcel Runner-up Linden rose bollette - PhilLamb Judges' comments: This species has only been discovered in the UK recently, and the name "Ascot hat" provides the link to the place where it was first found (in Ascot) and reminds us of its hat-like shape.
Native to Asia, it was first found in Allentown, Pa., and has no natural enemies here.
In the West this tradition emerged later; it is first found in Erigena in the 9th century and is especially evident in the Rhineland school in the 13th and 14th centuries.
It is first found that values deduced from experimental profiles are lower than those estimated from standard expressions relying on geometrical parameters of the swirler.
This story goes back to the early Academy, since it is first found in Heraclides of Pontus (Cicero, Tusc. V 3.8; Diogenes Laertius, Proem).
It is first found as an independent emblem in the 13th century, though at that time with only one coronet.
It is first found in Chinese texts, related to Chinese Tantric Buddhism, which was centred on the Buddha Vairocana and propagated by the three great masters Śubhakarasiṃha, Vajrabodhi, and Amoghavajra.
