Sentence examples for or reunite from inspiring English sources

Does he stay with Barcelona or reunite with his coach from Joventut, possibly with Real Madrid?

He points out that companies often record serial numbers to market to customers, but they often will not open this information to the police looking to solve a crime or reunite a device with an owner.

Yet these frontline staff speak of soaring workloads, as the day-to-day administrative tasks overwhelm caseworkers who would otherwise be working to protect children or reunite them with their families.

Among our most recent January-February 20133) interviewees, 86 percent of those interviewed who were apprehended on the first try were able to enter undetected on the second or third try — down from our previous studies, but still impressive testimony to the near impossibility of stopping migrants determined to feed their families or reunite with American relatives.

After the drying and rewetting by the runoffs, the original aggregates undergo the following breakdown and movement: (a) the original aggregates crack into smaller ones or reunite to larger ones; (b) water unstable aggregates are dissolved and washed away by runoffs; (c) the water stable aggregates have the possible to leak through the karst channels by the hydraulic forces (Fig. 9).

Families take the journey to unite or reunite and for parents to inspire their children with the experience of labor and love.

He found records in disarray and children who had languished for years without either moving toward adoption or reuniting with their families.

Whatever Mr. Battle learned at Juilliard about structure and form, he learned well: the group breaks up or reunites in a mass, an image of life lived in telescoped acceleration.

Now, there is the urgency imposed by a new federal adoption law; a child who remains in foster care for 15 of the previous 22 months must either be freed for adoption or reunited with parents.

This time around, people could consult the Web sites of animal organizations and get news reports from the field, complete with video and sound, to learn how groups were saving dogs from flooded neighborhoods or reuniting cats with their owners.

The evaluations, which included measuring how quickly children were adopted or reunited with their families, examined the work of agencies from small church-based programs to the oldest and most well-endowed in the city.