Sentence examples for reentering from inspiring English sources

Russia joined Austria in a defensive accord in 1746, primarily to prevent Prussia from reentering the war after it had concluded the Treaty of Dresden with Austria in 1745.

International attention to the situation had been revived by the case of Aminatou Haidar, a Saharawi activist who, because she had refused to identify her nationality as Moroccan, was prevented from reentering Western Sahara at Laayoune Airport in late 2009.

Shortly after reentering Zambia, the river flows over the Chavuma Falls and enters a broad region of hummocky, sand-covered floodplains, the largest of which is the Barotse, or Zambezi, Plain.

It flows southwestward into Tennessee before turning to the north and reentering Kentucky at the eastern edge of the Purchase.

Reentering public life in 1931, Mannerheim became chairman of the national defense council.

The Exxon Valdez itself was repaired and returned to service but was legally prohibited by a clause in the Oil Pollution Act from ever reentering Prince William Sound.

But after spending so long playing coy, Ernst will reenter the national spotlight on Saturday.

Washington then reentered the city in triumph.

In October 1652 Condé fled to Spain, and Louis XIV reentered his capital in triumph.

Vance reentered public service when Jimmy Carter selected him to head the State Department.

In 1187, four years after the prince's death, Marshal reentered Henry II's service and fought beside him in France until the king died in 1189.