Sentence examples for rediscovered enough from inspiring English sources
The Gunners head into their final eight Premier League matches having rediscovered enough form to put together seven straight wins which have lifted them above Tottenham into third place in the table.
Middlesex's Steven Finn was included in the squad for the last two Tests and will hope to prove in the one-day series against India that he has rediscovered enough pace and potency to rattle Australia next summer.
Heineken Cup one to watch: Lesley Vainikolo (Gloucester) Cut adrift by Martin Johnson and England, Gloucester's enormous former rugby league wing has adapted to the experimental law variations and rediscovered enough of his handling and kicking skills to be Biarritz's worst nightmare on Saturday.
their offensive personnel is not quite as dynamic as the Dolphins' (though that could change if Santonio Holmes rediscovers enough passion to start beating man coverage again).
Still, there is enough newly rediscovered work to be going on with.
But the batsmen are not so sure since he has rediscovered how to impart enough energy on to the ball to create that vital dip at the end of its flightpath.
In the pre-Internet era, a generation of young bands internalized the financial priorities of the used-record stores that they relied on; it was as if they envied those valuable used records, ancient enough and obscure enough to be rediscovered — and priced accordingly.
They just waited long enough to be rediscovered".
But it remained intact long enough to be rediscovered, cherished once more, and studied, preserved and passed down through the generations for more of the same.
They are not considered so 'hot' and young anymore to be the latest discovery, and/or old enough to be rediscovered.
Half-an-hour had gone before they rediscovered that zest, but it was enough to distress the St Johnstone defenders.
