Sentence examples for now reconvene from inspiring English sources

It will now reconvene for a sustained Off Broadway run from Jan . 30 to March 2at the Greenwich House Theater; each show will be 80 minutes long.

Even a Congress ally from Tamil Nadu joined the protests.The BJP, which used its tantrums to stymie the parliamentary session that has just ended, demands that MPs now reconvene.

It will now reconvene in late August (see article).In this section America's lost oomph A useful crisis Another fine mess No panderers, please: this issue's black and white Easeful death ReprintsFor Europe's leaders to fail to agree on these other jobs, so soon after the Juncker debacle, betrays a shameful negligence.

The historic ruling means the sport must now reconvene at the "earliest opportunity" to review the selection.

The two teams will now reconvene on Wednesday for the Continental Cup final, in which Blues will be seeking revenge for last year's final defeat by Arsenal.

The sides will now reconvene in Dubai to begin a five-match one-day series on Friday before Sri Lanka's tour concludes with a one-off Twenty20 international on 25 November.

As before, she spent most of her time with the Brotherhood, now reconvened in New York, which it viewed as an outsized Cambridge.

York is now reconvening courses despite the strike, putting students in a position to cross increasingly tense picket lines to get to class, and has even invited striking workers to scab.

Calling themselves the Weaver Terrace Group in honor of that first meeting, the participants now regularly reconvene at the Crossroads offices downtown to ensure that they work in tandem and avoid overlap.

The State Legislature, which is now in recess, does not reconvene until after January, so the sales tax question will not be settled before the county budget vote.

Parliament will not reconvene until Sept. 8.