Sentence examples for a reappearance of from inspiring English sources
What about a reappearance of the Human Highlight Film himself?
Schiff paged ahead and pointed to a reappearance of the trill at the end of the exposition, just before the repeat.
Tony Chauncey, a Time Warner Cable worker, said he had seen him last month and told him that he was going to a hospital to be checked for a reappearance of cancer.
Another is a reappearance of the too-seldom seen Polly Bergen performing songs from her 1957 "Playhouse 90" show, "The Helen Morgan Story," in a deep torchy voice that infuses high drama into a medley of "Don't Ever Leave Me," "Why Was I Born?" and "Bill".
In signs of a reappearance of stress in the European credit markets, the rates that banks charge to lend euros to one another rose, and the costs to banks of swapping euros for dollars in the open foreign exchange market — the three-month euro-dollar cross-currency basis swap — also increased sharply.
Unfortunately, three months after surgery, the patient complained of a reappearance of his usual severe CH attack (VAS 10), periorbitally located.
Even in the stories that don't fully cohere, he knows when to produce something new: a sudden reappearance of an absent father, a small but necessary epiphany.
1839 1908), who claimed to be the mahdī (a figure expected by some Muslims at the end of the world), the Christian Messiah, an incarnation of the Hindu god Krishna, and a reappearance (burūz) of Muhammad.
Temple and Davies thought that the episode was not a "fun reappearance" of an old monster; instead, they felt that there was "an actual story to tell".
Ghulām Aḥmad claimed not only that he was the mahdi (a promised Muslim "saviour") and a reappearance (burūz) of the Prophet Muhammad but also that he was Jesus Christ and the Hindu god Krishna returned to earth.
obs).. Hybrid crows might represent an atavism (reappearance of an ancestral trait), but might also help to understand the route by which the parental species were formed in nature [4].
