Sentence examples for miraculously discovered from inspiring English sources

Miraculously discovered by Hellmut Ritter, a German scholar who translated it in 1933, the anonymous manuscript was missing its title page and half its 42 tales.

No, the auto industry has not miraculously discovered the way to better cars or gas mileage or how to employ a lot of people again.

Then a Delaware chemist named Bob Gore, frustrated by a recalcitrant lump of stuff called polytetrafluoroethylene, gave the material a big angry yank and miraculously discovered what would become Gore-Tex.

But unless the heavens open soon, or a previously unknown upside-down river is miraculously discovered, or desalinization becomes somehow feasible overnight, the question pondered by Californians in 1904 — "Which places will get the water in order to grow?" — may seem quaint.

It is meant to work backwards and discover, miraculously, that the educational new pre-school series it has just devised its latest is "The Fimbles" (pictured)—can be transformed into soft toys, games and DVDs, and exported.

Prepared to die, he discovers, miraculously, that he has been escorted there only as a witness.

Wandering this wilderness makes you feel you've discovered a secret miraculously unknown to the rest of the country.

It occurred at Yellowstone National Park in the late 1960s when a professor studying the park's famous hot springs and geysers discovered some bacteria miraculously thriving in a thermal pool.

On opening the grave, it was discovered that her body was miraculously preserved.

Buffett was quickly airlifted to a hospital in St. John's, where doctors discovered that the man had miraculously avoided both a concussion and any internal injuries.

Fortunately, and rather miraculously, when their broker went back to her office, she discovered that a deal on a 2,000-square-foot 2,000-square-foot 2,000-square-footustriplexn through.