Sentence examples for revisit many from inspiring English sources

Despite its gruelling subject matter, Independent columnist and longtime prize judge Boyd Tonkin said: "This is a novel to enjoy, to cherish and to revisit many times.

On March 9, Professor Takooshian will host a symposium at Fordham to revisit many of the conundrums posed by that night 40 years ago.

Second, the opportunities and challenges that globalization affords are forcing companies to revisit many assumptions about the control and management of both their physical and their intangible assets.

It will entail a Web site which is already up and running at www.tulseluper.net, and on which, during a recent online chat, Mr. Greenaway hinted that the new project would revisit many of the characters and topics of "The Falls".

Japan's new prime minister, Shinzo Abe, who desires a more " normal" (read "assertive") Japan, has, thanks to Mr Kim, a reason to revisit many of the taboos that constrain Japan's Self-Defence Forces please do not call them the armed forces.

The three-year grant will allow Cornell and 10 other institutions to revisit many of the core assumptions that have shaped the Internet during its first three decades by creating a project called Nebula, which will be one of four national centers under the NSF's new Future Internet Architectures program.

Revisiting many of the scenes of action, he saw them disturbingly quiet, unremarkable places in peacetime.

U.S. News does not issue annual rankings for all doctoral programs but revisits many every few years.

In addition to revisiting many of the people from "Levees," you also talk to people who left New Orleans after Katrina and never returned.

But the arc of his narrative revisits many of the same locations and shows them as renovated spaces unrecognizable from their previous squalor.

(Greetings from Bogotá) JON LEE ANDERSON: When I was four years old, and have revisited many times in the years since.