Sentence examples for the next discovery from inspiring English sources
"If the next discovery is Cleopatra," he said, smiling, "we will have to extend the museum".
He thinks research in this field will be the next discovery on the horizon.
From the point of view of a lab head, for example, each graduate student is a source of cheap, clever labour that can do the grunt work needed to make the next discovery (see my first paragraph).
She frequented cheesemongers and pastry shops, asking all the tough questions, and in cookbooks like "Bistro Cooking" and "Simply French" offered recipes that demystified the French kitchen, in a voice that was encouraging and always attentive to the next discovery.
As I got older I became a kind of subcultural junkie, foraging around in music, street fashion and eventually art, politics and the freakier reaches of the internet, hunting the next discovery, the next seam of underground gold.
The festival's role in propelling forward musicals like "Next to Normal," "Altar Boyz" and "[title of show]" in their commercial evolution has clearly infected fans eager to be in on the next discovery.
And they want it for the same reasons as those white-coated chemists who work so hard to make the next breakthrough scientific discovery.
The next great discovery or breakthrough may not come overnight and may not take the form we had expected.
In this paper two instruments are considered in more detail: (i) the MUPUS penetrator, a device aboard the Lander Philae of ESA׳s Rosetta mission, and (ii) the Mole HP3, which is part of the payload of NASA׳s next Discovery mission InSight, due for landing on Mars in 2016.
And that's one of the best things about being a scientist- there is always the thrill of your next discovery.
My next discovery was the wonderful pattern of interlinked metaphors (the web, the makeup of the eye) that hold the novel together as tightly as a poem, while chance and surprise work in the plotting, despite Eliot wanting to observe "the gradual action of ordinary causes rather than exceptional".
