Sentence examples for recommencing to from inspiring English sources
2.13am GMT 31st over: England 62-5 (Stokes 23 Ballance 18) Johnson recommencing to Ballance after lunch.
When I was convinced that Jay was gone, I sat back up and recommenced to write.
Upon his return from Antarctica, he recommenced to his post as geology lecturer at the University of Adelaide.
A variety of strategies have been suggested for the CT negative CA-125 positive woman ranging from recommencing chemotherapy to seeking imaging or other confirmation of the relapse.
Sharif has asked European governments to urge their national airlines, including British Airways, to recommence direct flights to the country but so far none have.
Brit is expected to seek high court approval today for a capital restructuring, a move that would pave the way for the company to recommence dividend payments to shareholders.
"To recommence a consultation to close this school after three years of uncertainty cannot be in the best interests of the learners or the wider community". She urged a period for officials to "pause and reflect" before opening a dialogue over the school's future.
That is likely to end with the election of a new mayor, to be chosen in a runoff election on Sunday, when the debate will recommence as to which kinds of cruise liner will be allowed to dock in Venice and – critically for the industry – the route they will be allowed to take to get there.
While 1 in 4 women, worldwide, recommence to have a fourth child after three consecutive pregnancies, 50%% of Jordanian women who have had three births would try to get pregnant again within 2 years [ 6].
It may be remembered that when Pietersen was reintegrated into the side after his monumental disagreement in the summer of 2012 he apologised to his team-mates and looked forward to "recommencing my career until at least 2015 as long as my body allows".
In patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus, oral hypoglycaemic treatment was discontinued at study entry and recommenced prior to hospital discharge.
