Sentence examples for you will detect from inspiring English sources

After a minute or two of stirring, you will detect the aroma of the roasting nuts.

"If you examine the history of ethnic and race relations in this community, you will detect a pattern of ignorance of minority cultures and problems," Dr. Barrera said.

Although all have polished theatrical voices, you will detect only distant traces of Piaf's savagery, Brel's passion and Mr. Aznavour's worldly sadness in these sedate performances.

Perhaps you will detect a hint of gingerbread, or a honeyed aftertaste, or a rich, tangy sweetness that calls to mind tomato soup.

Apart from the chicken broth, you won't find anything "animal" listed in Madison's recipes, but read what she has to say about some of those recipes, and you will detect the beginning of a stealth operation — a call to sit down at the dinner table together and put an end to the testy herbivore-carnivore divide.

But listen to Ms Le Pen or Mr Farage on the campaign trail today and you will detect an echo.Poujade's outfit took 52 seats in France's 1956 election (one of them won by Ms Le Pen's father), but fizzled after a few years, beset by bickering and ideological incoherence.

You'll notice, mixed into the soybean paste around a whole striped bass, ginger as well as garlic, and you'll detect star anise in other dishes.

If you keep an eye on other subways around the world, you'll detect what could be a strange new trend in public transit.

But listen closely to the way he bullies the beat, hammering syllable against syllable, and you'll detect something unexpected: delight.

GO for regular checkups, do breast self-exams and get your mammograms on time, and chances are you'll detect breast cancer early on, when it is most treatable.

Look closely and you'll detect that the patterns are made up of bodies packed into slave ships and the plant is cotton — Bailey, who died in 2011, based his images on eighteenth-century abolitionist diagrams.