Sentence examples for resettling into from inspiring English sources

Coming back after that year was hard because I had lost Henry, but resettling into work helped me through that period of grief.

Although many challenges lay ahead for the family resettling into a new place and adapting to changes, Tatyana is confident that Sashko has overcome his main crisis.

Some returnees have resettled into their original communities.

During 2003 and 2004, some 10,000 Liberians were resettled into the United States.

She was to stay there while she waited to be resettled into a permanent, climate-resilient house.

Noa, who is living with her older siblings in El Caoba, has been resettled into one of these houses and has joined the CPC at her school.

Men released from the US detention facility are often resettled into unfamiliar countries, and struggle to find or hold jobs and to get access to medical care.

Frank Wolf, a sometimes-moderate Republican congressman, is blanching at the idea of 17 Uighurs (Chinese Muslims) being resettled into a Uigher community in his district.A terrorist is a terrorist is a terrorist.

The Ju/'hoansi are about ten per cent of the total Bushman population in southern Africa, and they are divided into a northern group, who retain significant control over their traditional lands, and who therefore still have the ability to practice hunting and gathering, and a southern group, who were deprived of their lands and "resettled" into modern ways of living.

In the late 1960s Miriwoong people and many others from neighbouring language groups were forcibly resettled into the newly built town of Kununurra, after equal-pay laws meant cattle station owners could no longer afford to "employ" entire families of Aboriginal people by paying them in tea, flour, sugar and tobacco.

She kept only her wedding band and a few pieces she prized for sentimental value and the guards relieved her of even those as the Perezes boarded a flight to Bogotá, where they would resettle into a starkly more spartan life.