Sentence examples for and rediscovered in a from inspiring English sources

To take one glaring absence: no mention is made of the remarkable documentary film – it is almost in the class of DW Griffith's Birth of a Nation — about Lloyd George's life, which was suppressed in 1918 (the German-born producers were compensated with £20,000 in £1 notes, from an undisclosed source) and rediscovered, in a single uncompleted copy, among Lloyd George's private archives.

New populations were found in Ethiopia and Kenya, and rediscovered in an area of Botswana where they had been thought to be locally extinct.

Clark's long-lost film, Tulsa, which was shot in 16mm in 1968 and rediscovered in 2010, will also be screened – an altogether more experimental precursor to the movies that followed, including Kids and Ken Park, and full of graphic sex.

Founded in 1,250BC and rediscovered in 1935 by oil surveyors.

The idea of the fractional Fourier operator is discussed in 1980 by Namias in quantum mechanics [5] and rediscovered in 1987 [6] in applied mathematics community.

When two figures from the "then" come forward into the "now" -- Brooklyn appears in another program at Ridgeway and Mrs. Harper is rediscovered in a nursing home -- America's hesitant movement toward each of them is tautly paced.

Over the years, various old shoots have emerged, but recently Kate's first ever professional photographs were rediscovered in a drawer and shared with the world.

A lost fragment of a Leonardo da Vinci manuscript has been rediscovered in a French public library.

The tree was thought extinct until it was rediscovered in a gorge in Australia in 1994.

(Head's account books, rediscovered in a Philadelphia archive in 1999, have page after page listing transactions with Stretch).

Recently, TRRAP was rediscovered in a screen to identify synthetic interactions with MYC overexpression.