Sentence examples for rekindle ties from inspiring English sources
"rekindle ties" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to express the idea of strengthening or restoring a relationship or connection between two people, nations, or organizations. For example, "The two countries agreed to rekindle ties and build bridges for future cooperation."
But as Colonel Qaddafi began his recent crackdown on the rebel groups, the American spy agencies have worked to rekindle ties to Libyan informants and to learn more about the country's military leaders.
The first reaction from Russia on the political transition in Kiev puts it at odds with the European Union, which considers recent events as a legitimate transfer of power to an acting government which is keen to rekindle ties with its neighbours to the west.
"The project is based on a very simple idea: Instead of waiting for people of Irish heritage to trace their roots, we go the other way," said Mike Feerick, who has been leading the charge to rekindle ties between the Irish and their diaspora.
Studies have shown that active use of Facebook can enhance your social capital, whether you're a college student or a senior citizen wanting to bond with family members or rekindle ties with long-lost friends.
With Trump moving into the White House, Filipino president Rodrigo Duterte suddenly decided to rekindle ties with the US, saying some joint-military exercises would be re-launched because he and Trump share the same tendency to "curse right away, we're the same".
Von Neumann promptly rekindled ties with a childhood sweetheart, Klara Dan, who was herself married to someone else.
Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin said Monday that Russia should begin rekindling ties with Cuba, more than a decade and a half after the collapse of the Soviet Union forced Moscow to retract the economic aid that helped sustain the island for some 30 years.
In exchange, they got her to open doors for them in the private sector, to rekindle military ties at Sandhurst and West Point, and secure the acceptability and legitimacy of indirect military rule under its new management of media-friendly generals.
One professional reinvention secret that you might want to tap in 2014 is rekindling "dormant ties" – a phenomenon Wharton professor Adam Grant has written about.
After it took over the government in 2002, the pro-Islamic Justice and Development party rekindled historical ties with neighboring Arab nations, and primarily with Syria, at time of growing frustration with its membership process with the European Union.
She left the village and raised her family in a non-kosher, non-Sabbath-observing home, but Klapper persuades Seltzer to rekindle his Valdener ties and wrangle an invitation to a members-only feast at the rebbe's table.
