Only old Gardinois and his little, gimlet-like eyes were to be feared; but Sidonie entertained him, and even if hehad discovered anything, he was not the man to interfere with her future.
It was, in fact, the illustrious actor, whom hehad discovered in the front row near the platform.
He artfully wrote to that gentleman, stating that he had abandoned the chase of Sidney in despair, and desiring to know if he had discovered him; and a bribe of L300.
And rapidly, with his wonderful talent for exposition, he related the principal points of the plot he had discovered.
The judge breathed freely; at last hehad discovered a vulnerable point in the prisoner's armor.
And he forthwith related all that he had discovered, referring, as he went along, to a voluminous manuscript which he had prepared, with many notes and authenticated proofs attached.
For he had discovered everything, and now must bring matters to a crisis.
The princess, it may be imagined, was amazed, when the sultan gave her an account of what he had discovered.
But suppose I had discovered him, is it not easily seen that his conduct must have proceeded from absolute power?
The robber wanted no farther assurance to be persuaded that he had discovered what he sought.
Many were our conjectures as to the meaning of that great horde of silver we had discovered hidden in the sands of Skaill Bay.
But Jack Paterson and another fisherman, while crossing a very lonely part of the moor, had discovered a poor dog, whose pitiful whining had drawn them to the spot.
When the interest in my treasures had somewhat abated, Mr. Drever and the captain exchanged conjectures concerning the probable origin of what we had discovered at Skaill Bay.
Proceeding nearly north-west, we met with the little river I had discovered a few miles beyond my camp of the 13th and 14th instant.
This was no sandybedded river like others we had discovered.
This day I had discovered, from the highest parts of the downs, a range to the S.
Thus, upon the whole, this seemed but one side, and that the south-eastern, of the basin of the river we had discovered.
What the ill luck was, my friend did not say, nor how he had discovered it.
From him I learned that two French ships from the Mauritius, about eight months before, had discovered land, in the latitude of 48° S.
Early in the morning of the 24th, I sent Mr Gilbert the master to sound about the rock we had discovered in the entrance of the sound.
Between them and this object they had discovered a perplexing barrier; an inattention.
He had not noted this at the time, and when he had discovered it he had been sick.
He had discovered something so revolutionary in his personal affairs that even the war issue remained for a time in suspense.
He had discoveredthat it was different from the other walls long before he had any thoughts of his own, any conscious volitions.
Before him was bounding the faint patch of white he had discovered.
A mile above the forks, running velvet-footed as was his custom, a gliding shadow that cautiously prospected each new vista of the trail, he came upon later imprints of the large tracks he had discovered in the early morning.
Which he had discovered limits the meaning of what?
Which hehad discovered = He had discovered morsel.
The phrase to enjoy the rich morsel which he had discovered tells the purpose of what?
His hope that the St. Lawrence would prove the long-sought passage to China had to be given up, but the river which he had discovered and so thoroughly explored proved to be a great highway into the center of North America.
He died soon after this voyage, still believing that he had discovered a new route to the Indies and new lands on the coast of Asia.
He went to Spain and accompanied several Spanish expeditions sent to explore the new continent which Columbus had discovered on his third voyage.
His body was wrapped in mantles weighted with sand, carried in a canoe, and secretly lowered in the midst of the great river he had discovered.
Our hopes had been buoyed up as we advanced, an impression prevailing that we had discovered a river, from our finding that at low tide the water was simply brackish.
Now he thought that he had discovered enough to allow him to risk a step that, until then, he would have deemed dangerous; and with the egotism common to all men, even the best of lovers, he trusted in the weakness born of sorrow.
Just before they started Captain Wallis returned from a voyage round the world upon which he had discovered or re-discovered Tahiti, and he recommended this as a suitable place for observing the transit.
Ross, who had been sent by the Admiralty in 1840 to identify the South Magnetic Pole, as we have seen he had discovered that of the north.
The boys saw that in those faint marks in the snow he had discovered something of unusual if not startling significance.
When Rod went to that rock for his third pan of dirt the old warrior made no sign that he had discovered anything.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "had discovered" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
