Sentence examples for may reunite from inspiring English sources

Some, though not all, may reunite with their families.

In effect, they may reunite many of the "purchaser" and "provider" roles.

Blur, he says, may reunite again, to play their old songs in the US, though when I ask him about the possibility of new Blur songs, I get a mumbled "don't know".

They may reunite with the caregiver, but then persistently cling to him/her, and fail to return to their previous play.

Bust out your favorite pair of jeans and grab your three best friends: the cast of "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants" may reunite.

The song made its debut this weekend when band member Damon Albarn played the song as a guest DJ on BBC Radio 2. "Plastic Beach" was the Gorillaz's last album, with few hints from the band as to when they may reunite.

They are about to embark on a trip to Venice, a plan fraught with anxiety, because it may or may not reunite them with an old friend who meant too much to both of them.

He was sitting in the fifth row of the audience at Trafalgar Studios in the West End, where he was directing "Riflemind" (a play about an '80s rock band that may or may not reunite after 20 years), dressed in long brown cargo shorts, a stretched-out polo shirt and Converse sneakers without socks.

She finishes the piece by writing: "I ask Allah to grant him what he's always wanted (paradise) and may he reunite me with him and Abdullah.

After the ceremony, the children were taken to camps where they will embark on a process that may eventually reunite them with their families.

If your pet is not microchipped, consider it, as it may help reunite you with your pet if you are ever separated.