Sentence examples for rediscovered around from inspiring English sources

It was rediscovered around 1700, but the owner shooed away intruders and sealed it up again a few months later.

The dark lines in the solar spectrum were rediscovered around 1814 in Munich by Fraunhofer, who cataloged some 500 of them.

So even as we celebrated our first black president, we looked around and rediscovered the nation that had elected him.

I hadn't been in that hallway for more than thirty years, but in all that time its appearance had scarcely changed, and as we snooped around I rediscovered many things I'd forgotten, such as the old-fashioned typeface of the gold-leaf lettering on the dark wooden office doors (although the names on the doors were different).

A former faculty member, Dave Warren, described the environment Mr. New fostered at the institute as an "intertribal experience" in which students from tribes around the country rediscovered their own heritage and shared it with others.

For Chelsea there was again the spectacle of chances spurned and of a No9 who seems not just to have lost his clinical edge, after some encouraging signs, but to have rediscovered a tendency to drift around the edge of games.

The explanation was partly that fighters who risked their lives every day, and saw death all around them, had rediscovered and strengthened their faith.

It's a banner many Republicans and conservatives have rediscovered since the election and have been waving around energetically.

The energy crisis receded for a while, although it was rediscovered in the first Bush administration around the time of the Persian Gulf war.

At around this time, Lansbury rediscovered his Christian faith and rejoined the Anglican Church.

It was abandoned around the seventh century, and rediscovered by Swiss explorer Johann Burckhardt in 1812.