Sentence examples for when he rediscovered from inspiring English sources

When he rediscovered fencing -- Tyrone Power had replaced Douglas Fairbanks as Zorro -- he found a path that changed his life.

That's when he rediscovered his passion for the monarch butterfly, reproducing pictures of the insects as a reflection on their migration.

But when he rediscovered the touch that has made him one of football's dominant players, Manning and the Colts were virtually unstoppable.

Douglas Brinkley, a Rice University professor and the editor of Kerouac's journals, said in a phone interview that "when he rediscovered his Catholic heritage, he embraced the iconography, drawing crucifixes and rosaries in his notebooks," and painting popes.

The common name refers to the rail's distinctive call, and was given to the bird as der Vogel Schnarch (the snoring bird) by German entomologist Gerd Heinrich when he rediscovered the species in 1932.

The patience the Maple Leafs had shown McDonald in his first two seasons was rewarded in 1975 76 when he rediscovered his offensive touch, scoring 37 goals and adding 56 assists.

When he was rediscovered in the late 1980's he had created a different hybrid music.

For it is Paul Sacher who is credited with rescuing much music by Mozart from obscurity, including "Idomeneo", an almost forgotten opera when he helped rediscover it in the 1930s.

All Is Lost represents another kind of purity for Redford, one that he thought he left behind when he gave up painting for acting, one that he rediscovered when he began directing in the 1980s, but that he rarely found as an ambivalent actor-for-hire for studios that just wanted him to look good and little else.

"I interviewed her once, when she rediscovered her Catholic roots," Vincent said.

Her human side was unveiled in 1996 when she rediscovered her son, City solicitor Toby Young, who had been given up for adoption during her first marriage at 18 to a fellow Keele student.