Sentence examples for has reacquired a from inspiring English sources

Should the Court decline to hear Masterpiece Cakeshop, it might well choose to grant review in a later case, such as the Arlene's Flowers case, after the Court has reacquired a full complement of nine Justices.

I had reacquired a heroin habit from my last relapse.

Certain flies related to Musca have reacquired a capacity to suck blood; however, since they have lost both mandibles and maxillae, a new bloodsucking mechanism has developed.

To Jews, it was as though Christianity, with its two millennia of borrowed vocabulary Israel, Zion, Jerusalem, and so forth was confronting the fact that those words are no longer spiritual metaphors alone but have reacquired a separate political, geographical (perhaps even religious) reality.

He has remembered who he is and has reacquired his identity for a while through the power of music".

Thanks to his good results as foreign secretary, Juppé has reacquired his senior status within the party as well as a strong popularity with the French public.

Already though, she has reacquired the power of facial touch.

The original co-founder and head of Highway 1, Brady Forrest, has reacquired Ignite from O'Reilly Media and is relaunching it today as Ignite Talks PBC.

A few hours later, Pulsipher was stunned to learn that the Mets had reacquired him, in a swap for the utility infielder Luis Lopez.

-SWEDISH PROVERB The maturity of man to have reacquired the seriousness he had as a child at play.

Before taking delivery from Embraer, which had reacquired the planes from American as a result of its bankruptcy, they are being refurbished with private jet style interiors, meaning a higher level of soundproofing and removing the overhead bins to create a more spacious environment.