Sentence examples for must rejoin from inspiring English sources

We must rejoin the world community.

So here's the top priority for President Barack Obama or President John McCain: We must rejoin the world.

On the contrary, it must rejoin the rest of the world, and the international community is ready to help.

In Sacramento, Ms. Pavley's staff is considering changing her phone number as of July 1, when the yellow-stickered cars must rejoin the noncarpool plebeians.

Beijing, which considers Taiwan to be an errant province that must rejoin the motherland, has recently been alarmed by Washington's promise of major weapons sales to Taiwan and by the public reception in the United States of Taiwan's president when he was supposedly just passing through the country.

However, several recent discoveries have changed our understanding of prometaphase I. First, the configuration with the chromosomes out on the spindle is actually the midpoint of prometaphase I, and those chromosomes must subsequently rejoin the exchange chromosomes, congressing to a single mass at metaphase I arrest (Gilliland et al. 2009).

In the meantime, I must consider rejoining the Liberal Party which I left in the 1970s when I despaired of their seriousness about gaining power.

Most customers who quit the Telos Fitness Center in Dallas, for example, must pay to rejoin.

Behind the word games is a fundamental chasm: most Taiwanese want the island to keep its de facto independent status, while China insists, on threat of war, that Taiwan must agree to rejoin the motherland.

To rejoin you must resubscribe, bumping someone else, and so on.

No we mustn't, Camus rejoined: neither be killers nor victims.