Sentence examples for has finally rediscovered from inspiring English sources

Still raging, still burning, the fortysomething Elvis Costello has finally rediscovered his pop (he art.

The challenge for this generation of Arab youth is not to lose the momentum: our generation has finally rediscovered the lost revolutionary heritage of our parents and grandparents.

Like ZZ Top and Rush before them, Kiss seem to have finally rediscovered (after their stodgy 2010 comeback album, Sonic Boom) what made them so great in the first place.

Now that Coolidge has finally been rediscovered ("Lives of the Party," Feb. 17), I can hardly wait for the Rutherford B. Hayes reappraisal to begin.

The way Southampton started the match made you think they had finally turned the corner and rediscovered the kind of form that saw them finish seventh last year.

In his third season in Washington, Coach Mike Shanahan finally rediscovered his winning touch.

This was the tournament when Germany finally rediscovered what it meant to be German.

Vermeer was finally rediscovered in the 1860's, though the reasons were not purely aesthetic.

Women who have recovered, have rediscovered the pleasure of eating.

The net became peskier, the sun more irritating – he had finally reached for his cap – and he was relying on mistakes at the other end to help him rediscover his zest.

And maybe this is why what has happened in Islington between Tony Blair becoming leader and the present moment – with the Labour party either staring into the abyss, or finally rediscovering its cojones – really does matter.