Sentence examples similar to what she ascertained from inspiring English sources

Take, for example, this moment Wednesday that had me rummaging through Lincicome's golf bag trying to ascertain just what she needed as we contemplated par from the contoured fairway of the devilish 11th hole.

We will continue to speak to the victims to ascertain what this ascertained.

Mendoza is reserved and needs to be drawn out, and what Cone ascertained in their conversation was that his teammate's right shoulder felt stiff.

From what we've ascertained from her fourth and latest album, The One, Ntjam Rosie is a woman in love.

I'm no psychologist, but here's what I've ascertained in Cassie's case: Darnell appears to be looking for closure.

Here's the thing: the needs of children are far more complex than what can be ascertained through statistics and figures.

What can be ascertained is that autobiographical meaning is one function of the heavy-handed text emblazoning profanity and contempt across many of the pictures.

First, there are limits to what can be ascertained through administrative data.

Here's what is: ascertaining whether Kelly can provide a product that generates buzz in one of the country's most densely populated sports markets.

"From what I can ascertain," Fluker told The Huffington Post, "she was not even in the best of health when she was put in this unconscionable loan".

None of them, from what I can ascertain, offer to deliver a canned ham.