Sentence examples for re-engaging with from inspiring English sources

Hillary Clinton defends re-engaging with Russia.

So would re-engaging with the Trans pacific Partnership.

Are people re-engaging with the season's darker, pagan traditions?

Re-engaging with his own words at the behest of music was a struggle.

I look forward to re-engaging with you when my Op-Ed column begins next month.

"I also look forward to the club re-engaging with the fans and the local community.

We had seen him begin to get back on track, amid such terrible violence and sadness, re-engaging with his sister, getting married, getting custody of young Tommy.

But I am wholly recommending it as a passport to re-engaging with the world, at a crucial time in the affairs of, particularly, men but increasingly women.

This morning the health secretary, John Reid, refused to comment on Mr Blair's travel plans, but put the case for re-engaging with the Libyans.

For some young people, a hairdressing course may be the first step in re-engaging with education after leaving school with little or no qualifications.

Ahern Dodson, J; Reisinger, D. "Moving beyond corrective feedback: (Re)engaging with student writing in L2 through audio response..". Journal of Response to Writing 3.1 (2017): 129-152.