Meanings of re-discovery in anglès

This means that any adult British citizen may make a re-discovery record.

It came with an extreme effect of re-discovery, a remarkable novelty.

These are, apparently, the enthusiastic comments resulting from the re-discovery of Kant's papers.

The colors gleamed through the transparent overlay on which this voyage of re-discovery was plotted.

The re-discovery was not difficult-withMark Twain's memoranda as a guide-andit was worth while.

In Who's Who he gave as one of his recreations "the re-discovery of his native town".

In consequence, in the year 1567, he made a proposal for the re-discovery by the Spaniards of these distant lands.

The now familiar Sebald narrator, embarking on relentless intellectual quests of exploration, observation and re-discovery, this time becomes a spellbound witness.

Slideshow (14 images) In the three centuries following Michelangelo's time, the Altissimo quarries went through cycles of abandonment and re-discovery.

It is hardly an exaggeration to say, that the re-discovery of this line alone would have justified the appearance of the present edition.

Specially valuable, as clearing up any doubt that may have remained, was its re-discovery the following year some fifty miles to the north-west.

This was where we handed the motor-car back to its owner, and the re-discovery of the name provides a landmark and a starting point.

These alleged re-discoveries-forthe General only claims to have devised the method of utilizing them-wereextensively promulgated through the press early in 1871.

This means that any adult British citizen may make a re-discovery record.

It came with an extreme effect of re-discovery, a remarkable novelty.

These are, apparently, the enthusiastic comments resulting from the re-discovery of Kant's papers.