Sentence examples for get reintroduced from inspiring English sources

RIDE 21 will most likely get reintroduced this year and has a good shot at moving forward.

(The company does not report daily active users, an issue that some analysts raised yesterday during the call, with Noto replying that it's always evaluating which metrics to use, so maybe it will get reintroduced at some point).

The whole thing didn't get reintroduced until writer Washington Irving released fictional depictions of "old English Christmas traditions" in the 1810s.

The firm has let the 85 "boutiques" that peddle its zippy scooter control how the 59-year-old brand gets reintroduced in this country.

The Fair Pay Act, which would require equal pay for comparable jobs, gets reintroduced every session of Congress.

Getting reintroduced to your purpose, firing up ambition, intentionally building your power pack and sketching out a useful roadmap is the path to rediscovering the leader within.

"I'm just hoping it's one of those things that keeps getting reintroduced and spurs a conversation," Marvit said of the bill.

Now, people around the world might be getting reintroduced to Native American peoples by the force that is Rowling's Harry Potter, and the appropriative and stereotypical treatment of Native communities isn't just a missed opportunity -- it's another massive reinforcement of an actively damaging problem. .

Seven years later, one man took it upon his own shoulders to get them reintroduced a second time.

In other words, I thought, "Let's get it reintroduced, passed, and signed, and we'll deal with whoever or whatever is missing later.

We've got to reintroduce the magic of knowing that your supper has been cooked at home.