Sentence examples for reestablished itself from inspiring English sources

The remaining group reestablished itself as the Independent Faculty Group IFGG) and voted to support the strike.

A branch of the family reestablished itself at the beginning of the 16th century in Florence, where the Gherardesci again achieved prominence in Italian aristocracy.

For two centuries Norman French became the language of the court and the ruling nobility; yet English prevailed and by 1362 had reestablished itself as an official language.

In 1917 she cofounded the National Civil Liberties Bureau (NCLB), which reestablished itself in 1920 as the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).

After the war the Nippon Club reestablished itself elsewhere and now has quarters on the first seven floors of a 21-story tower at 145 West 57th Street, built in 1991.

Where not eroded, thick eolian sand or permeable sandstone bedrock is near the surface, and vegetation has been little affected or has reestablished itself after the introduced salt was flushed by precipitation.

And downtown is primed to reestablish itself as a shopping destination for the entire region.

But in the late 17th century, the order of the Pious Schools was allowed to reestablish itself.

With restraint and patience, the United States could reestablish itself as a natural wedge between Russia and China.

Agriculture needs to reestablish itself as a public (rather than primarily a private) goods-generating set of institutions.

Edmonton experienced failure mixed with success throughout the 1990s and was unable to reestablish itself as an elite team.