Sentence examples for reapply in a from inspiring English sources

This does not mean reapply in a few weeks' time.

These schools all told the candidates to reapply in a year or so".

I lost my internship, but I was told I can reapply in a hundred years.

The company remained adamant but said he could reapply in a year.

Applicants denied admission may reapply in a subsequent year if further training or experience is presented to strengthen the application.

In 2009, after she quit "reparative therapy," came out on MySpace and admitted to having a romantic, if unconsummated, relationship with a woman, the university suspended her, saying she could reapply in a year if she had rejected homosexuality.

He said the 287 g) program could be reapplied in a way that would be effective and avoid discrimination.

Some may argue that the policy changes dealing with RFEs and NOIDs are not that drastic because you can always reapply in case of a denial.

Dab on some loose powder on your chin, forehead and the bridge of your nose to de-shine and also to set your foundation in place so you won't have to reapply it in a couple of hours.

Georgia's governor, Sonny Perdue, has vowed to reapply in June, as well he should: a third-place finish puts the state in good standing to win next time.

Following the performance, orchestral musicians will explain to Katie how Britten drew on the past for themes and techniques, and reapplied them in a twentieth-century context in order to showcase each orchestral instrument in such a captivating fashion.