Sentence examples for * reasserted in from inspiring English sources
-- is reasserted in every scene, presumably on the assumption that the audience might doze off or receive urgent pager messages.
Purita reasserted in a brief interview on Thursday that he and the team of doctors had administered no H.G.H. to Colon.
When the home chord of B minor is finally reasserted in the brass, it has a hollow ring, its middle note pushed deep into the bass.
And yet his strength is reasserted in earthy drawings of performers, like the cartoony "Unemployed Circus Workers" (1943) and the sinuous "Harlem Snake Dancer" (1944).
New York's official minimum age became 18 in 1988, after an advisory set by the International Marathon Medical Directors Association in the early 1980s, and reasserted in 2001.
And he reasserted, in the face of warnings by Democrats that the remark displayed naïveté about foreign policy, that the capture of Saddam Hussein had not improved safety for Americans at home.
His forward march was temporarily arrested in the sixth and seventh before he reasserted authority in the eighth and again in a tight ninth round in which Cruz landed a blow so low it was closer to a knee-capping than a body shot.
In the 1950s, Beijing reasserted control in Tibet.
At the beginning of the uprising, Tripoli and most other cities in the country rose up against Colonel Qaddafi, before his militias reasserted control in the west and NATO stepped in to defend the rebel east.
Unlike the Arab spring, the velvet revolutions of late 1989 did not see a reimposition of authoritarian rule, and – where democratic processes have been corrupted – people power has reasserted itself in democracy's defence (as it did in Kiev in February).
In the long term, Van Dyckesque imagery reasserted itself in the reign of Charles II when court painters such as Peter Lely continued in his footsteps.
