Sentence examples for we now discover from inspiring English sources

We now discover that many younger Londoners aren't so sure.

This year, we now discover, they've gone with Keith Urban.

So coalition agreements may be needed under any system of voting, as we now discover.

We now discover that these ministers can also issue general certificates, renewed every six months, which permit mass interception of the kind that GCHQ has been conducting.

Western intelligence agencies sent volunteers with Bibles, poems and political tracts as well as, we now discover, illicit copies of Boris Pasternak's Doctor Zhivago.

Many of the dreams New Yorkers are having link heightened fears of terrorism to everyday insecurities (the normal worries for which we now discover an unexpected affection).

He was wearing the denim uniform of the Tonton Macoutes — which, as we now discovered, he had joined before he met Marie Micheline.

In our previous study, we found "endocrine and metabolic diseases" to be associated with activity limitations: We now discovered that this applies to diabetes.

We also found "other urogenital diseases" to be associated with activity limitations [ 5]: We now discovered that this applies in particular to chronic cystitis.

"Until now, though, all of our spaces were too modest to reveal the full eloquence of these artists' works, which is something that we must now discover".

We will now discover if he has all the necessary skills to succeed at Test level.