Sentence examples for last discovery from inspiring English sources

BROWN: The Last Discovery of America.

Brown: The Last Discovery of America, by Richard Rodriguez.

When he died, in 1947, he was working on his last discovery, James Jones's "From Here to Eternity".

Mr. Halter's team made one last discovery — a finding that suggested the corruption might be far more extensive than even Mr. Cicero had described.

This last discovery, I thought, must have been a blow to Hurlin, but he reported it to me with no apparent sorrow.

That last discovery could be crucial in explaining why a small team like Fulham, which plays in a stadium that could be characterized as friendly, has a big home advantage.

But while these highly creative individuals have mothered lasting discoveries and creations, what is less noted may be their struggle behind closed doors.

It was a huge find, arguably the last great discovery about Shakespeare, and it included a sheet of "coarse-grained paper which Shakespeare once handled" before affixing his signature.

The last frog discovery in the country was in 1973 and this latest find bring the total number of known species of glass frog to 14.

"I find it a very depressing prospect, the possibility that this may be the last great discovery for many decades," Weinberg added.

Kafka explored the same dynamic in stories such as "A Hunger Artist", and it comes as no surprise to learn from Livia Svevo's Memoir of Italo Svevo that Kafka was the last literary discovery of her husband's life.