Sentence examples for reformed after from inspiring English sources

But, hell, maybe we can't be reformed after all".

Newly reformed after a belligerent breakup, they debut songs from their as-yet-untitled forthcoming album.

Accrington Stanley reformed after their album was selected and started gigging again.

"The education sector was one of the first things to be reformed after the Maidan revolution," he said.

With No Doubt and Garbage, The Cranberries are among a slew of popular nineties bands to have reformed after many years of hiatus.

Newly reformed after a belligerent breakup, they support their third studio album, "Hot Cakes" (Wind-Up), which sneaks in a full-assault Radiohead cover.

Maybe it can work out for her and Norman, who is trying to reform after 22 years in prison.

Finally, the increased disgust with oneself and a pledge to "reform" after being attacked was typical; the victim blamed himself.

The fluence used for implantation was chosen so that the damaged diamond layer would not reform after thermal annealing at ambient pressure.

It is their first album since reforming after they disbanded in 1993.

The treated colonies were unable to reform after a scratch wound insult, whereas control colonies healed completely within 48 h.