Sentence examples for sensational find from inspiring English sources

A pair of candelabra in Brazilian rosewood with steel mounts is another sensational find.

There, a 6-year old girl, Hushpuppy (Quvenzhané Wallis, a sensational find), lives in a state of grace and wonder with her hard-boozing father, Wink (Dwight Henry), amid wandering (and later cooked) chickens, stumbling drunks and rampaging creatures.

The most sensational find, before Chauvet, was Cosquer — a painted cave near Marseilles that could be reached only through a treacherous underwater tunnel, in which three divers had drowned.

The Art Newspaper, which reported the discovery, said the "sensational find will transform our understanding of the world's most famous picture".

Perhaps the most sensational find came just two months ago: Computed tomography scans revealed what appears to be an arrowhead lodged in the Ice Man's left shoulder, suggesting that he may have been a victim of foul play (ScienceNOW, 26 July).

In what's been called a "sensational" find, archaeologists have discovered a Viking fortress near the Danish city of Køge, about 30 miles southwest of Copenhagen.

"I fear we are going to take into serious consideration the idea of protecting these sensational finds by re-covering the entire site with earth," said Mariarosaria Barbera.

The site was known to have produced sensational finds when the office block was built among the postwar bomb sites in the 1950s, including the temple of Mithras, which Londoners queued around the block to see in 1954.

Using the broad range of size and wingspan estimates to assess flight performance, rather than a single combination, "is a refreshing change from the speculations that sometimes characterize sensational finds of fossils representing truly gigantic extinct animals," says Adam Smith, an evolutionary biologist at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences in Raleigh.

The head of the Berlin film museum Deutsche Kinematik, Dr Rainer Rother, called the find a "sensational discovery", adding that one of the most famous films of all time "can now be seen through new eyes".

Rainer Rother, the head of Berlin's film museum, Deutsche Kinemathek, called the find a "sensational discovery", saying one of the most famous films of all time "can now be seen through new eyes".