Sentence examples for to start discovering from inspiring English sources

"If you all of a sudden want to start discovering news about San Francisco, or design, or architecture, you would have to find and follow dozens of new people, which is not an optimal solution".

They asked him why he was trying to help the mojados (wetbacks)—a pejorative for Mexicans supposed to have swum across the Rio Grande.The San Luis valley, a quiet, deep-rooted spot, is a good place to start discovering how Hispanics will change America in myriad ways and how the country will change them, offering reminders that Hispanics are among America's oldest as well as its newest residents.

Users aren't even required to sign-up to start discovering new places.

It asks potential customers to fill out short quiz to start discovering the art they'll love.

You know what's funny is that in the States they seem to start discovering it around 11 years old.

Then, we're going to start discovering our feelings, looking at other guys (and some girls), and we're going to discover that something just isn't adding up.

Leon Jaroff, a science writer and editor who persuaded Time Inc. to start Discover magazine in 1980, became its top editor and for many years wrote the popular Skeptical Eye column challenging pseudosciences, died Saturday at his home in East Hampton, N.Y.

Similarly, everyone thought we were crazy to start Discover Card in 1986, but it was clear banks were earning 60% returns on equity in their credit card businesses and because of problems with real estate and emerging country debt could not respond to a new entrant in the credit card business.

Start discovering what you love.

We had Alan Cumming, Mike Myers, Craig Ferguson and Paul Merton when they were starting out, and then I started discovering people to bring to the venue.

About four years ago, he said, soon-to-be-retiring baby boomers started discovering the area.