Sentence examples for keep reintroducing from inspiring English sources

What's more, children's authors must keep reintroducing their books to new audiences as kids move through the age groups.

Time will tell, and meanwhile she has vowed to "keep reintroducing foods, because palates change so quickly".

"That I have to keep reintroducing the fourth amendment – and that a majority of senators keep voting against it – is a good reflection of the arrogance that dominates Washington," Paul wrote in a Guardian column on June 6.

That I have to keep reintroducing the fourth amendment – and that a majority of senators keep voting against it – is a good reflection of the arrogance that dominates Washington.

Even if the farm bill does not pass, Mr. Harkin and Senator Lisa Murkowski, Republican of Alaska, a sponsor of the amendment, vow to keep reintroducing it in other forms until it sticks.

What's more, they don't give a damn about who owes favours to whom in the party, and want to know (for example) how the Lib Dems' lords can keep reintroducing the Snooper's Charter through the back door, or allow music industry lobbyists to ghost-write their pro-censorship amendments, without having the whip withdrawn.

Mr. Hübbe keeps reintroducing Birthe in the third act, which slightly damages the ballet's musical structure, but not its spirit.

Meanwhile, scientists at the zoos and the University of Dar es Salaam are developing ways to keep the reintroduced toads in pens in the gorge to track their mortality and monitor their reaction to their new environment.

Instead, they posit, the plague bacterium kept being reintroduced to Europe from Asia, where it lived on the native rodent populations.

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

They keep having to reintroduce new accounts.