Sentence examples for newly rediscovered from inspiring English sources
I went home in my newly rediscovered skirt hoping Cliff would say something.
In many martial arts, the idea of fighting for money is new, or newly rediscovered.
The BFI now believes the newly rediscovered production is the earliest known gay TV drama.
These are not household names, but Mr. Watson said he wanted to showcase newly rediscovered designers.
Still, there is enough newly rediscovered work to be going on with.
Having long awaited Rivette's film myself, I wish I could report that it's a nearly lost and newly rediscovered masterwork.
Known more properly around the world as NPS (novel psychoactive substances), this group of newly created or rediscovered drugs may very well, both groups believe, signal the death of the modern drug war.
Newly chastened investors may have rediscovered the wisdom of diversified asset allocation.
In the magazine this week, I write about a newly-released DVD featuring recently rediscovered films that Méliès made between 1896 and 1911.
footage was rediscovered by chance and has been newly restored by U.C.L.A. MOMA will present the new print on Oct. 27; the movie will be introduced by, among others, Sofia Coppola, and followed by a discussion with Nicholas Proferes, its cameraman and editor, and Ross Lipman, who restored it.
As they rediscover their newly hair‑less chin the hipster in your life might enjoy a couple of literary chin‑strokers, such as The Biographical Dictionary of Literary Failure, edited by CD Rose (Melville House), and Haruki Murakami's The Strange Library, first published in Japan in 2008 and now translated into English for the first time (Harvill Secker).
