Sentence examples for reappearing for from inspiring English sources

After these representative images pass, the performers simply stop, emptying their faces of sentiment and striding purposefully offstage before reappearing for the next scene.

Mr. Doherty, the only human in the show, introduces each 15-minute segment, narrates the action and provides all the voices before reappearing for a few closing words.

Andrew Sheridan, the prop once of Sale, has played 17 times for Toulon this season, including friendlies, yet appears to have written off reappearing for England or the British and Irish Lions.

This concept of a third age, the new day of the spirit of God, is one of the most consistently repeated features of millenarian history, reappearing, for example, in Joachim of Fiore's philosophy of history during the 12th century, in views of the Quakers (Society of Friends) in the 17th century, and in the apocalyptic speculations of the Seventh-day Adventists of the 19th and 20th centuries.

Tomkins skippered the side after the break with a thumb injury preventing Sinfield from reappearing for the second half.

The story switches between 1963, when all these guards and prisoners disappeared, and the present day, when they all start reappearing for reasons that will become apparent as the show progresses.

The bag reappeared for the encore.

The magical staircase doesn't reappear for 50 pages.

The vanished jobs may not reappear for a long time.

The curse had been lifted, not to reappear for nearly a century.

Three days later, Kearns, once again driving the Galaxie, reappeared for his appointment with Neill.