Sentence examples for it will re-emerge from inspiring English sources
Game 39 was last seen being shunted into the siding of a five-year deferral, but privately its creators still believe it will re-emerge.
leadership is safe, and it will re-emerge when the right time comes".
We don't know if or when it will re-emerge — twomonths from now, two years, five years.
Some advertising executives anticipate that "Just Do It" will re-emerge during the company's back-to-school promotions.
By the time it re-opens in June it will re-emerge as the second Chapter Hotel (the first is the sassy Montpellier in Cheltenham).
Maybe it means Julius Thomas will re-emerge as a dominant tight end.
In 2013 Bill Gates cited WinFS as his greatest disappointment at Microsoft and that the idea of WinFS was ahead of its time, which will re-emerge.
But it is unlikely that he will re-emerge on the Borscht Belt circuit this summer.
Whenever you perceive the other person attempting to manipulate your emotions by making you feel guilty, bring the whole matter to conscious awareness by asking, "You're not trying to make me feel guilty, are you?" The other person will probably deny it, but soon the pattern will re-emerge.
Newark, with its "superb transportation network," will re-emerge as a prime location, he said.
