Sentence examples for Recommencing from inspiring English sources
verb
Present participle of recommence
It may be remembered that when Pietersen was reintegrated into the side after his monumental disagreement in the summer of 2012 he apologised to his team-mates and looked forward to "recommencing my career until at least 2015 as long as my body allows".
Instead of feeling that time is recommencing, refreshed, it feels as if we have somehow elongated time, stretched it out from some point in the past.
"We are hopeful that this administration has recognized that this is a problem that needs to be solved and we'll be able to solve it without recommencing litigation," he said.
A more meticulous artist would have filled them before recommencing.
Numis analyst Howard Seymour said: "A significant shift away from the public sector is taking place as the group also develops greater integration of its operations into infrastructure, maintenance and regeneration markets and will underpin profits in the short term ahead of recommencing growth in 2013 and beyond".
UCL is now recommencing its search for a new provost from October 2003.
When the curtains lift on the Australian Open on Monday, an annual debate will recommence in earnest.
The number of new death sentences also showed a steep decline, falling to 72, the lowest number since the death penalty recommenced in the modern era in 1974.
After an attack on the Indian parliament by Pakistani Islamists in 2001, by comparison, both sides rushed troops to their frontier, and raised a threat of nuclear war.Yet the peace process will not recommence in its former hopeful place.
When the final whistle is blown, the battle within FIFA will recommence.The divisions have spilled over into a series of verbal brawls, the most recent during a FIFA congress in Seoul, the capital of South Korea, which is hosting the World Cup with Japan.
See articleThe European Union decided to recommence talks with Serbia on a stabilisation agreement, the usual prelude to membership talks, which had been suspended last year because of Serbia's failure to hand over the Bosnian Serb wartime general, Ratko Mladic, to the war-crimes tribunal at The Hague.
