Sentence examples for spotting more from inspiring English sources

The trend-spotting blogs that helped early on had moved on to spotting more upstart brands, with new points of view.

It's about spotting more birds than anyone else, and about pulling sickies to drive 600 miles to see – or maybe not see – a sandhill crane.

Spotting more complex substances was almost impossible because their rotational energy is scattered by their numerous bonds across a wide range of frequencies.ALMA, by contrast, can detect such things routinely.

Later, with the water utterly still, we paddled through the stars, spotting more otters, three of them, each a brief shadow then a silver trail of light cutting across the darkness.

Astronomers, as you may recall, have been "spotting" more and more distant planets circling distant stars in this way for a while now: roughly speaking, they locate a dip in the light of a faraway star and then, hypothesizing that the transit of a planet in front of it is causing the dip, can chart a "light curve" — beautiful phrase!

We might have ventured further into the dunes but this is a popular nude sunbathing spot and gay cruising area and the sight of several bronzed bottoms disappearing into the undergrowth warns us that we are in danger of spotting more wildlife than we bargained for.

But experts spotted more mistakes than usual.

Billy Parrott has spotted more than a few.

Now, he said, one is spotted more infrequently.

And I spot more moody teenagers than cherubic toddlers.

Some visitors will be able to spot more direct connections.