Sentence examples for will have rediscovered from inspiring English sources
And the United States, indeed the world, will have rediscovered the Americas.A new and normal worldIn this section Ireland shines Fare trade Rediscovering the Americas Whose welfare?
Kabila's choice Miles to go to Amsterdam ReprintsLiving with this new world will sometimes be difficult, not least because Latin America will have rediscovered itself.
You will have to do it eventually, and I can almost guarantee that, a few years down the line, you will have rediscovered who you are.
It demonstrates that the Tories have rediscovered the will and energy to fight a ruthlessly effective campaign, but that they are not yet thinking or behaving like a government-in-waiting.The ties that bindBy contrast, the Labour Party's manifesto a 112-page book is more than just a detailed account of what Labour will do when (the assumption is implicit) it is re-elected.
The question about questions will be resolved when Labour and Lib Dem politicians have rediscovered their nerve and the Scottish people are good and ready.
But the banks will not give up their customers easily, he said, because they have rediscovered how profitable deposit accounts can be.
Because, frankly, after you have rediscovered a few high school buddies who you'll never really keep up with, and sent a few ironic cybermuffins, why bother?
Gatland will hope to see more evidence against Australia next weekend that some of his key performers have rediscovered themselves.
Why? A. Through writing, I have rediscovered myself.
African-American professionals have rediscovered the neighborhood.
Women who have recovered, have rediscovered the pleasure of eating.
