Sentence examples for He reactivated from inspiring English sources

He reactivated earlier discriminatory laws imposed on Christians and Jews and added new ones.

In the mid-eighties, at Saratoga, he reactivated his father's racing colors.

As prime minister, Barak pledged to establish peace in the Middle East, and in September 1999 he reactivated peace talks with Palestinian leader Yāsir ʿArafāt.

When Union general Benjamin F. Butler took control of Louisiana, he reactivated the 1st Louisiana Native Guard as a Union unit, though only a handful of its original members returned.

(Los Angeles Times file photo) Kardashian reactivated his law license to help defend his best friend  Kardashian hadn't practiced law for 20 years before Simpson went on trial, but at the request of lead attorney Robert Shapiro he reactivated his license.

When the Doctor's sonic screwdriver informs him the TARDIS has reappeared, he informs Clara that it had "relocated" to the South Pole automatically as part of the H.A.D.S. ("Hostile Action Displacement System"), which the Doctor admits he reactivated by accident while fiddling with the controls.

For example, he reactivates painting's age-old figure-ground relationship by using actively contrasting techniques that in addition to their general sensuousness are as suggestive as his forms.

Sam confronts Gould as he reactivates the Control Pillar, and knocks Gould into the Pillar, killing him.

When Thomas references "the mark of Cain" in relation to Obama, he reactivates the history of misusing the Bible to dehumanize people of African descent.

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Mr Geller, who lives in a highly secure Berkshire mansion and has said he was "reactivated" by the CIA after 9/11, said he was unable to talk "about my UK activities".