Sentence examples for rejoin with from inspiring English sources

Luckily our children are sanguine about it – they haven't yet said "get a room", though when they do we'll simply rejoin with "get a flat".

Collins – nicknamed the "crusher" for introducing legislation that crushed the cars of boy-racers – resigned from the cabinet in 2014, only to rejoin with Key's backing in late 2015.

A chief Roman priest when he succeeded Pope St. Celestine I on July 31, 432, Sixtus had previously been suspected of favouring Pelagianism (heretical doctrine that minimized the role of divine grace in man's salvation), but on becoming pope he disappointed the Pelagians' expectations and repelled their attempts to rejoin with Rome.

Upon leaving the graphitic units, molecules then rejoin with other molecules diffusing through the porous medium via the larger void space parallel to the graphitic layers.

Formulated to meet no more than the minimum requirements (as stipulated in the EU directive on family reunification), the right to rejoin with the close family was only to be granted to convention refugees (provided the application was turned in within 3 months after the asylum decision), and hence denied to those with alternative protection needs.

Once outside, it is morning as the group pass by incinerated bodies to rejoin with Chris and Alicia in the garage.

He rejoined with some reservations.

In the nineteen-thirties, they were rejoined with steel frameworks.

She, in a short later dream scene, finds herself alone amid a crowd, but then is rejoined with Romeo.

And at the same time, there's a sense that one will be rejoined with family and friends.

An inversion occurs when a chromosome breaks in two places and the region between the break rotates 180° before rejoining with the two end fragments.