Sentence examples for reconvene there from inspiring English sources

That is why the union's 15 national agricultural ministers were locked in a drab conference room in Luxembourg for the past two weeks, and will reconvene there this week.

They had made tentative plans to reconvene there again this week.

This book is a collection of papers presented at the panels reconvened there by the Commission for Nomadic Peoples.

She also said she followed him to his room, having been told a group of attendees were reconvening there in the late hours, but she found the two of them alone, where he made further unwanted advances before she fled.

"When the City Council reconvenes, there will be the opportunity for the Council to remake itself," Mr. Feldman said.

"It's some four months since Scotland last played an international, so when the squad reconvenes there will be an element of renewing acquaintances and reigniting the spark and spirit that was such a key part of our success on our summer tour [to the Southern Hemisphere].

When MPs reconvene next week, there's a chance it could be tabled again.

In the few days since the House of Commons reconvened, its representatives there have colonised Labour MPs' favourite bar, defied a ban on taking photos in the chamber and, egalitarian to the core, refused to use a section of the Thameside terrace reserved for MPs ("Now there's no room for the rest of us!" complains one staffer).

It is understood the Telegraph will refuse to reconvene the meeting unless there are third parties present.

When Democrats reconvene following Tuesday's elections, there is going to be a fairly contentious debate over what went wrong -- both on policy and political grounds.

And Barbara told me the perfect time to go to Springfield was veto session, when the state legislature reconvenes in November, and everybody's there, but they don't have a whole lot to do.