Sentence examples for which we discover from inspiring English sources

One digression takes the form of a Flintstones parody, set in the same location but 100,000 years BC, in which we discover the comedic origin of an ominous hole in the woods.

It's our introduction to White House chief of staff Leo McGarry at the beginning of the West Wing pilot episode, preceded only by a short scene in which we discover that Rob Lowe is handsome.

"However sophisticated the algorithms are, they will not be able to take into account the random ways in which we discover music and this method of filtering music for us to listen to, is limiting," wrote one commenter.

Trump is also a doting, overbearing father, which we discover from photos of his kids posing with their dad on red carpets and sitting still for staged photos of them answering fake phone calls and typing fake emails.

In the play's penultimate scene, which, we discover, leads back to the beginning, Maureen is venting her rancor about Terry, whom Mick "idolizes," when Terry staggers into the kitchen.

The reversal of the central character's project is dramatised by the last scene of the play, in which we discover that the woman has given up her child to be brought up by her sister.

Which, we discovered from a tiny sign that cited necessary repair work, it was not.

Was he referring to his fame, which we discovered that afternoon online?

"We are in dispute…with some who made invalid claims which we discovered during a routine audit," he told The Independent.

Even those with more conventional occupations often cherished intriguing beliefs, which we discovered through the stories of those we hitched rides with.

Which we discovered the next day, when we took a 15-minute drive into Montego Bay, the island's second largest city.