Sentence examples for reconstituted a from inspiring English sources

In particular, Iraq reconstituted a number of casting chambers, which had previously been destroyed under Unscom supervision.

One tells how Qalandar reconstituted a Hindu disciple, Bodhla Bahar, after an evil raja had made mincemeat of him.

Ray had the band in Gainesville, but it didn't tour; Lawrence reconstituted a Boatmen touring outfit out of his band Right to Left, in Indianapolis.

By that time the Geto-Dacians had reconstituted a powerful state that, under their resourceful ruler, Decebalus, threatened Rome's Danubian frontier.

But Gascon said his agency had "reconstituted a team to further investigate [Davao death squads] to look into the new revelations and public admissions that may shed light on our previous findings".

Maalouf is a writer of historical fiction (his novel "The Rock of Tanios" won the 1993 Prix Goncourt), a sometime opera librettist and a quirky historian — in "The Crusades Through Arab Eyes," he brilliantly reconstituted a semi-documentary narrative from "the other side".

He has symbolically reconstituted an iconic piece of China's patrimony; but he has done so, perversely, on enemy turf.

Worse, unless the police and military have been truly reconstituted, an interim body would be a travesty of a sovereign government.

Subsequently, these keratinocytes reconstituted an epithelial tissue architecture resembling native epidermis and expressing characteristic epidermal differentiation markers (18- 19, 1, 9).

Here, we reconstituted an autophagy-regulated secretion of mature IL-1β (m-IL-1β) in non-macrophage cells.

The novel is about an arduous struggle to reconstitute a fractured self under tyranny.