Sentence examples for be reconnected with from inspiring English sources

"It needs to be reconnected with the community.

I was grateful for the opportunity to be reconnected with these guys I used to work with".

Mr. Marsalis and company are working on a quixotic but worthy idea: that jazz should be reconnected with its roots as a dance music.

Although they were relieved to be reconnected with their families and friends and to begin edging toward normalcy, they said that the brief break from their hyperconnected lives turned out to be welcome.

"Emerging social innovations in all parts of the world show how urban consumers can be reconnected with local food producers, while at the same time reducing rural poverty and food insecurity".

"There are many questions, many discussions, to be had about how and why museums must really only hold these things in trust for their owners – there are big discussions about how some materials should be reconnected with their people and country of provenance, loaned to them or, indeed, even returned," he said.

"I am overjoyed to be reconnecting with my family," Rezaian said in a statement on Friday.

Looking past the summer, Clean Bandit will be reconnecting with their other love, and won't be needing a vocalist.

It was also a signal that Romans might actually be reconnecting with the Tiber, a sign of hope that a disregarded river was again on the rise.

We'll be reconnecting with the past.

Indigenous belief holds that a spirit will be restless until the body to which it attaches is reconnected with country upon death.