Sentence examples for found again by from inspiring English sources

Once they are done moving, they are found again by reading the pixels on the screen.

After Seuss died in 1991, it was gathered along with other drafts into a box by his widow Audrey Geisel, and put aside until 2013 when the full text and illustrations were found again by Geisel and her assistant.

I know it sounds cheesy or cliché even, but the sheer fact it's just her Dad that goes missing then is found again by his doting daughter is just boring, frankly.

Some small business owners haven't acted as quickly as Shapiro, and may be worried that their sites will now sink to the bottom of an ocean of information, never to be found again by their customers.

One year later, adult E. oligarthrus was found again by the same authors in the small intestine of another wild felid, the Panamanian jaguar (Felis [ Panthera] onca) (25 ).

Differential interaction of SWI/SNF complex proteins was now found again by proteomic screening with peptides that represent unmethylated and methylated derivatives of the LAP*/C/EBPβ1 N-terminus.

Therefore, taking the limit in (4.2) as (ntoinfty), one finds again by (H2) and Lebesgue's dominated convergence theorem that x is the solution of (4.1) with the perturbation (varphi^{0}).

She was found again in 2002 by National Geographic and given a stipend to live off, although there has been controversy in recent days over whether she received all of the money.

Last recorded in the wild in 1870, the frog was found again in 2007 by a renowned Indian professor dubbed The Frog Man for discovering over a quarter of his country's 350 frog species.

Daniel DeVaughn: Oftentimes, I feel as if you, the speaker, whatever you want to call it, is intentionally evading the reader, usually via manipulations of (i.e. difficult) syntax, a lack of punctuation as guideposts of sense, or strange/odd lineation, as if you mean for them to get lost in their search for meaning, only to be found again, or led, by the speaker toward sense.

Small decreases (10 13%) in hypothalamic CRH mRNA levels were found again to be induced by 3 days of repeated 'binge' cocaine.