Sentence examples for rediscovered all from inspiring English sources

It disappeared in 1898 and now lies who knows where, quite possibly waiting to be rediscovered all over again.

Once a generation, "He Hit Me (It Felt Like a Kiss)" — written by Gerry Goffin and Carole King — is rediscovered all over again.

Very late in life, Hamilton rediscovered all his sheaves of material, photographs and notes for Growth and Form, and was persuaded that the original installation could be remade as part of this retrospective, on which he was collaborating.

Physicists from CERN's Large Hadron Collider near Geneva, the most powerful accelerator in the world, announced that their machine, which started operating at half power in March, with 3.5 trillion electron volt protons, had rediscovered all of particle physics, most recently the top quark, and thus the table was set for it begin to look for new physics as well as the Higgs.

I rediscovered all sorts of 'lost' photos, like an unexpected walk down memory lane.

As I was sifting through documents I rediscovered all of my files on the "atomic veterans".

"People are rediscovering all those wonderful old buildings.

It's the year of the bush – time to rediscover all female body hair, by Emer O'Toole 12.

Everton showed the kind of indefatigability from a 2-0 deficit which they did not rediscover all season but Chelsea kept pulling away from them.

By the 1960's, literary critics and book publishers were rediscovering all kinds of novels that had been written about the old East Side many years before and had then been forgotten -- books by Abraham Cahan, Anzia Yezierska, Michael Gold and Henry Roth, which went on to enjoy a bigger success in paperback revival than had ever been theirs when originally published.

For it's there that you rediscover all you were meant to be.