refind

And here too, one day, he was lost by this servant, who spent many hours in trying to refind him.

During the spring the caterpillars hatch and must refind their ways back to the host plant to feed.

The ambition for the whole sector now must be to refind and restate its importance to civic life.

His team-mates ignored him, going for the jugular as Dalglish's defenders attempted to refind their positions.

If I came up here with her Nina in my head, it would take me twice as long to undo it and refind it myself."

Sometimes, Q.E.D., what we've lost we may refind, although we shall most surely lose it again, one way or another.

He said that the church will never revive until it recovers its contemplative tradition, and asked us to help the church refind its spiritual dimension.

By round 8 he had recovered enough to make his representative debut for Country Origin, but was struggling to refind his form from before the injury.

The new code of Canon Law of 1917 opened the door for the Bernardines to refind their Cistercian identity.

After this Daly would struggle to refind his form and was surplus to requirements after Danny Wilson signed Richie Barker.

Cláudio will fall in love with Mel, but will have to dispute her when she finds out Bernardo is alive, and returns to Portugal to refind his love and family.

He commented that in some situations there may be other options than divorce, stating "If they can refind those reasons and get back to why they got married in the first place it might help."

We had begun to refind our skiing feet on the slopes above the Chécrouit skiing area to which we had been whisked in the brand new lift from Dolonne (a five-minute walk from our hotel).

As for Helena, a woman who feared love for a long time, will refind it as she gets engaged with taxi driver Quim, despite having to dispute it with Patrícia, who also finds love again with said man.