Sentence examples for year of discovery from inspiring English sources

For astronomy 1993 was a year of discovery but also one of bitter disappointment.

Industry whispers tell me that later announcements will point to some British films bubbling under, that this is a year of discovery.

"Within a year of discovery, it was apparent that they were lakewide, and in areas they were really numerous," said Kent Turner, chief of resource management for the park service at the recreation area.

But this year the noise dropped to a tolerable drone, partly because the bigger deals were so late in coming that they couldn't dominate the conversation and partly because this felt like a year of discovery.

Yet, what should be a year of discovery, a diaspora of 70 million summoned to the home of their not-so-distant ancestors, is clouded by a bittersweet anniversary.

Rather boringly called "Supernova 2014as" – they are named after the year of discovery – it is believed to have come from a star 100 times the size of our Sun, which exploded 170 million years ago.

Strands: A Year of Discoveries on the Beach.

Rearranged chronologically and annotated below, the winners provide a bird's-eye view of more than 2,000 years of discovery.

The legal system, by contrast, insists on years of discovery, motion practice, hearings, trials and appeals that culminate in obscure rulings providing no guidance to the next litigant.

And as a civil case, it may result in a finding of a violation, but that would come only after years of discovery and legal maneuvering.

During the 160 years of discovery (1787 1947), the separation and purification of the rare-earth elements was a difficult and time-consuming process.