Sentence examples for well rediscovered from inspiring English sources

The name Clerkenwell refers to the "clerks' well" (rediscovered in Farringdon Road in 1924) that adjoined the nunnery and was the scene of medieval miracle plays.

"Karim played really well, rediscovered his composure and got his reward," said the coach Claude Puel, who conceded that once again his goalkeeper Hugo Lloris had kept them in the game.

However, we would do well to rediscover the wisdom of the ancient tradition.

On this side of the Channel, things are far less charged, but the flood of retrospection serves to point up one particularly resonant subject - the demise of a left-utopian spirit that we might do well to rediscover.

Those he sang were well worth rediscovering: bitter, observant tales of betrayed love like "I Won't Be Your Fool," "Chains of Love" and one he recorded 48 years ago and has just released on a 45-r.p.m. disc: "I Won't Come Crawling Back to You" (Norton).

Theatre was discovering itself as well, or rediscovering itself, pushing new boundaries on Broadway and beyond.

Chambers said, "I came back with a new appreciation for music as well as rediscovering the old love for music, too, which was really great.

Gregor Mendel's work was nearly lost (Maloney, 1996) and was only rediscovered well after his death in 1884.

The icons had been hidden so well that they were rediscovered only this year.

Early yesterday afternoon, with the news that the explosion was not a terrorist act and word that nobody had died in the accident, some New Yorkers rediscovered their well-honed skepticism.

Skeptical colleagues believed he had merely rediscovered the well-known fibroblast growth factor.