Sentence examples for be rediscovered in a from inspiring English sources

And now her unique talents on record can be rediscovered in a trio of her original solo albums, being released by Columbia Legacy.

The author Stuart Evers, in his insightful and passionate foreword to this new edition, claims that it deserves to be rediscovered in a similar fashion to Stoner or Revolutionary Road.

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.

By Jenny Hendrix December 9, 2010 A lost fragment of a Leonardo da Vinci manuscript has been rediscovered in a French public library.

Only last year the original Macassar ebony curved screen, looted by the Nazis, was rediscovered in a university law faculty canteen.

A Three Stooges short previously thought lost in a 1967 fire has just received its first screening since being rediscovered in a garden shed in Australia.

The rare Arakan forest turtle, once thought to be extinct, has been rediscovered in a remote forest in Myanmar, researchers said Monday.

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.

2. The Game (Liverpool Playhouse, 1914) This forgotten curiosity by Harold Brighouse, Lancastrian writer of Hobson's Choice, was rediscovered in a Canadian college library and excitingly revived by Barrie Rutter's Northern Broadsides company in 2012.

The Sammelband, thought lost for centuries, was rediscovered in a small German castle by a Jesuit priest, Father Joseph Fischer (1877 1947), in 1901, and is one of a number of compilations of this type that have survived, most of which are part of Schöner's library in the Österreichische Nationalbibliothek (ÖNB) in Vienna.