Sentence examples for bring together again from inspiring English sources

"To reconcile" comes from the Latin reconciliare and means not only "to make two different ideas true at the same time" and "to bring together again," as after a dispute, but also, and by extension, "to regain, recover, or restore".

The definition of rally means "to bring together again; to recover or cause to recover in health, spirits or poise; to ally".

One of the greatest picture collections in Europe -- the Old Masters -- is being brought together again.

The monument was dismantled and dispersed, and its components were only brought together again at the Bargello in the 1970s.

I loved "The Burgess Boys," Elizabeth Strout's tale of a family fractured by tragedy and brought together again by crisis.

The two sections of the codex were brought together again in 1888, and the resulting document is now housed in the Museum of America in Madrid.

His lengthy new film, Kings and Queen, brings together again the bright young stars of the sprawling 1996 My Sex Life, Mathieu Amalric and Emmanuelle Devos.

Museum Island, Dahlem and the Kulturforum will all be transformed over the next two decades as collections are brought together again, fresh uses are found for old buildings and spaces are created for new acquisitions and contemporary work.

They have been brought together again in Rome — "Jupiter and Io" and "The Rape of Ganymede" from Vienna being reunited with "Danäe," which has been in the Borghese's collection since the 19th century.

Once the show is over, the artwork will dissipate back to the other 40 collectors around the world and the likelihood of them being brought together again in the future is very slim".

November 14 2014 December 6 201414 A husband-and-wife spy team, broken apart by divorce, are brought together again when the wife (Kate Middleton) is suspected of selling highly classified material to the enemy, and the only person who might be able to get her to talk is her husband (Sean Williams), an ex-C.I.A. agent with low self-esteem and a major drinking problem.