Sentence examples for leaving and rejoining from inspiring English sources

Instead, they work the gallery's three connecting rooms, leaving and rejoining the line.

In an amusing and diverting way, the wilful, depressed Justine behaves appallingly, leaving and rejoining the party as she pleases.

I kept circling back to it, leaving and rejoining the flow, nodding politely to the guards as I ducked past: a neatly folded Japanese schoolboy's uniform — modeled, as they are today, on nineteenth-century European naval dress — had been blown out in quarter-sized patches from the inside, so that sharp spikes of its fabric reached up toward the glass and viewer.

I kept circling back to it, leaving and rejoining the flow, nodding politely to the guards as I ducked past: a neatly folded Japanese schoolboy's uniform modeled, as they are today, on nineteenth-century European naval dress had been blown out in quarter-sized patches from the inside, so that sharp spikes of its fabric reached up toward the glass and viewer.

The idea of remaining in the EEA or leaving and rejoining that bloc has been gaining traction among many Tory and Labour advocates of a softer Brexit who are concerned that the UK is heading for a "cliff-edge" departure in March 2019 without having fully negotiated what its future relationship with the EU will look like.

The researchers' statistical analysis of the elephants' relationships shows that female Asian elephants live in a highly dynamic and fluid society, with individuals leaving and rejoining, much as chimpanzees and bottlenose dolphins are known to do.

2) Stephen Fry will leave and rejoin Twitter once a year, on average.

By the mid-nineties, he had left and rejoined Bad Brains several times, often between arrests.

Though it was only a couple of days before the first couple of men decided they wanted to leave and rejoin Bear on his incredible floating boat.

Arsenal's captain Cesc Fábregas has told his manager Arsène Wenger he wants to leave and rejoin Barcelona, according to reports.

Every member has left and rejoined along the way, and there have been periods when nobody has been quite sure whether the group still existed.