Sentence examples for tiny discoveries from inspiring English sources

The story in my head was always that we would pack up his belongings together, laugh out loud at the tiny discoveries we would uncover as we opened drawers and found childhood treasures long forgotten, reminisce and romanticize events during his growing up years that seemed so serious then and only now could be seen as minute, laughable pebbles on the trail of his life.

The show will air next spring on three relatively tiny Discovery Network channels: Discovery HD, Discovery Times (which will have a new name), and Discovery Europe.

He says, "I realized, There's a field that if you made even one tiny discovery you could have this huge effect.

Biologists at the James San Jacinto Mountains Reserve in southern California stumbled upon a tiny discovery in the world of squirrels a few months back.

The tiny in-ear Discovery also uses a digital signal processor to reduce road and wind noise.

The new discoveries are tiny, with few structures to study, she notes.

We do make a disturbing insect discovery, though: tiny immature grubs of the invasive viburnum leaf beetle.

We nosed around the tiny but aptly labeled "discovery room" amid good cast-iron pans and a vintage mat touting Authorized Studebaker Service.

The Voyagers also made the discovery that tiny moons, in the gaps between ring bands, appeared with their gravitational tugs to act like shepherds herding the flocks of ice and rock.

Five years ago the story moved round the coast from Sussex to Suffolk, where the discovery of tiny flint tools at Pakefield told us humans were here a further 200 millennia ago.

But the discovery of tiny drag marks (see inset) that suggest that mayflies likely slide before stopping is at least enough to prompt some paleontologists to keep an open mind on the matter.