Sentence examples for reconnecting it from inspiring English sources

The current owner bought the car in the late '80s, restoring it to its original condition and reconnecting it with its Lennon-era registration number: DUL 4C.

It was a way of modernizing Sissinghurst by reconnecting it with its roots.

She launched the first major radical-feminist groups in the country, and played a key role in conceiving the movement's theoretical positions and organizational structures, and in reconnecting it to a lost history.

A final report by the International Atomic Energy Agency released late on Saturday triggered the much anticipated announcement of "Implementation Day", which puts Iran on the brink of an extraordinary transformation, reconnecting it to the global economy.

The mood in Tehran is upbeat but many remain cautious as the US and the EU prepare to dismantle an intricate network of punitive measures against Iran, reconnecting it to the global economy after 10 years of isolation and unlocking billions of dollars worth of trade.

Hard reseting it didn't fix it and neither did reconnecting it to iTunes.

This revelation sets mammalian NS free from the ideological constraints imposed by its nucleolar localization and GTP binding, and reconnects it with its root in self-renewal, as genome replication is accompanied by an increased risk of DNA damage that ultimately limits the proliferative life span of most dividing cells.

So the Paralympics has broken the mould for the channel and in some ways reconnected it with its past.

The trick we have to pull off with the group is to reconnect it to its membership.

What I wanted to do was try to reinstate it as a place that could show international and British modern art, and reconnect it to its immediate locale.

It would help Sri Lanka "get out of its box as a 'single-issue country' and reconnect it with an earlier maritime heritage," he said.