Tikibu: pronunciation dictionary with use examples

Word: researches
IPA transcription: [ɹis'ɝtʃɪz]
Usage examples
  • I told him I had spent some years at the Royal College of Science, and had done some researches in biology under Huxley.
  • Bold in his conceptions, he contributed powerfully to the progress of that arm and gave an immense impetus to experimental researches.
  • According to the researches of the best anthropologists, savages live in very loosely organized groups, with no permanent ruler, no regular family law.
  • Light may yet be thrown upon her rise and progress, but our deepest researches have hitherto shown her to us as only the mother of a most accomplished race.
  • As we have said, the inspector, from discretion, and that he might not disturb the Abbe Faria's pupil in his researches, had seated himself in a corner, and was reading Le Drapeau Blanc.
  • I might here barely cite or repeat the researches made, in relation to this question, by the Abbe de Condillac, which all fully confirm my system, and perhaps even suggested to me the first idea of it.
  • Here is a body of men relieved, at least in the higher stages of savagery, from the need of earning their livelihood by hard manual toil, and allowed, nay, expected and encouraged, to prosecute researches into the secret ways of nature.
  • I had gone through a week of self-denial, ordering roast beef when I craved edibles, eating at restaurants while my family waited for me at home, and here was the result of my researches: Roast beef is roast beef, and nothing can prevent it.
  • These hours were at first occupied with exploring the old house, with all its attics, cuddies, cock-lofts and cellars; then in wandering through the old ornamental grounds, that were, even in winter and in total neglect, beautiful with their wild growth of evergreens; thence she extended her researches into the wild and picturesque country around.