Sentence examples for re-enter the fray from inspiring English sources

Federer and Nadal could re-enter the fray.

It is not even ruling out the possibility that Camelot might re-enter the fray.

Microsoft will certainly re-enter the fray, although none of its operating systems seems a good fit for tablets.

Mr. Romney was still a bit reluctant to re-enter the fray, according to Ms. White-Hammond.

Mr. O'Brien and Mr. Bagheri will re-enter the fray, opening a bar next to Seasonal Pantry this winter.

Meanwhile, leaders of previously banned political parties, including Communists and Islamists, were gearing up to re-enter the fray.

Will he re-enter the political fray by forming a new party?

But a candidate who was young enough Mr Obama's age, perhaps could probably re-enter the presidential fray in a subsequent cycle.

The former leader of the centre-right Forza Italia party has hinted that he's ready to re-enter the political fray.

On 10 November he will re-enter the political fray as executive chairman of the liberal think tank CentreForum, which will now specialise in education, mental health and the rehabilitation of offenders.

Early in the 1970s, anxious to re-enter the political fray, John took a one-year teaching post at Waterford school in Swaziland, which was a pioneer of multiracial education.