Sentence examples for most undiscovered from inspiring English sources

Like most undiscovered musicians, Mr. Briody sells most of his recordings out of his trunk following his shows.

Close to the Portuguese border, this is one of the driest, poorest and most undiscovered regions in Spain.

Jim Leff, who runs a Web site called Chowhound.com that is devoted to exploring the city's best (and often most undiscovered) food, agreed.

Reserve by calling +33 4 90 75 89 78 Not far from the beautiful Mille Lacs region in rural Franche-Comté, one of the most undiscovered parts of France, the sleepy village of Fougerolles is famed for its lethal fruit brandies – kirsch, prune, poire – and now the mythical Fée Verte absinthe is legally produced here again.

"Aging is the most undiscovered part of medicine, but it is the background of every disease," he says.

Most undiscovered species are likely to be found in the tropics, deep seas, and seas of the Southern Hemisphere, including many developing countries.

This year's Apprentices strived to prove they were the cream of the crop, the most talented undiscovered entrepreneurs Britain has to offer.

"If we put it on," says Frank Minieri, the executive chef and a part owner of Il Cantinori, one of the city's most famous undiscovered restaurants, "we'd serve nothing else".

A Shell spokesman said: "The Chukchi Sea alone could be home to some of the most prolific undiscovered hydrocarbon basins in the US, and we believe those oil and natural gas reserves could play a major role in reducing our dependence on foreign sources of energy.

But neither he nor any of the hunters since found it, leaving it as the single most sought-after undiscovered Great Lakes shipwreck.

"In the U.S., most of the undiscovered gas is deep and expensive to find," he says.