Sentence examples for we finally discover from inspiring English sources

We have no time to recover before we finally discover who killed Lila.

When, the question goes, will we finally discover a planet that can sustain life?

With the help of the new age author, Donald travels into his own mind and we finally discover why our supreme leader is the way he is.

When we finally discover our green friends, or they us, the Church will spin the story like a whirling dervish, but the inevitable conclusions from that encounter cannot be suppressed.

They have a sad, sad story where we finally discover that the Acrobat is pregnant but falls during her act, breaking every bone in her body and then dying in childbirth.

Near the old port, with its impressive lighthouse, we finally discovered some Polish cuisine in Cafe Winogranami: golonka (pork knuckle), žurek (sour bread soup) and sledz (herring in oil).

"We finally discovered a firm in Ohio that can produce them, but they're not a perfect match, so we take bricks from some unimportant areas and mix old and new... Plumbing also presented some special problems, with the discovery of a natural stream running under a hall, which "hadn't shown up on any of the plans," according to Mr. Goldman.

But a few days ago we finally discovered the sex of the twins, a definite red-letter day.

After using motif-X and filtering our result, we finally discovered three potential functional motifs (details in Table 2 and Table S1 in Supplementary Material available online at http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2015/279823).org/10.1155/2015/279823

Following a prioritization scheme for identified variants, we finally discovered an additional, relevant mutation in the KCNK17 gene, encoding the pH-sensitive cardiac two-pore domain potassium channel (K2P) TASK-4 (Decher et al, 2001), also known as TALK-2 (Girard et al, 2001).

Of course, Mr. Kac's piece does prompt the thought that perhaps some omnipotent translator led the artist (and the rest of humankind) to this level of handiwork; that once upon a time we were encoded with a system of marks, which we've finally discovered and interpret as an alphabet written into our very core.