Reunions are a staple in the concert business, as acts from Simon and Garfunkel to the Eagles to Duran Duran to the Sex Pistols periodically reappear.
Pandora, his teenage love object, grows up to move in exalted circles as a New Labour MP, but periodically reappears in Adrian's life.
This is roughly what began to happen shortly after the system was initialized with all its energy in the lowest mode, but much later, essentially all the energy periodically reappeared in the lowest mode.
I imagine Sean will reappear periodically for the rest of my natural life.
"Etiquette" has characters — the Worldlys, the Wellborns, the Toploftys — who periodically appear and reappear to make introductions, hold christenings, and ask friends to their great camps for the weekend.
Students in Texas would be allowed to pay for private schooling with public money — a voucher or "school choice" proposal that was in the governor's 2003 speech and that reappeared periodically after that, including in this week's address.
Plague reappeared periodically over the next three centuries, the last big wave rolling over north-western Europe in the later 17th century, soon after the Thirty Years War, which had already slashed Germany's population.
It reappeared periodically, and between 1986 and 1992 it was detected at 13 sites in 4 Florida counties, leading to the destruction of almost 34,000 trees in commercial groves, according to the United States Department of Agriculture.
With his masterly use of visual motifs — the train and the fog of the opening sequence reappear periodically with increasing significance — and slow, contemplative rhythms, he gives the comedy a lyrical dimension, building to a final sense of moral devastation.
It was first promoted in the late 1800's by an English coffin maker and has reappeared periodically in various incarnations, most successfully since the early 1970's by Dr. Atkins, who promoted it with a series of books and a clinic that bear his name.
