Sentence examples similar to stated to reappear from inspiring English sources

His novels have recently started to reappear as e-books.

He was ordered held in $35,000 bail yesterday and is scheduled to reappear in state Superior Court in Bantam today.

Under the Vienna treaty, the line of Leopold III split into two branches, resulting in three complexes of Austrian territories a state of affairs that was to reappear in the 16th century.

In an interview, Soulcalibur IV director Katsutoshi Sasaki stated many fans had requested for the character to reappear in the series, though added no plans had been made to release the character as downloadable content for the title.

But the traditions of Highlands clan warfare are still fresh in the memories of many living New Guineans, and tend to reappear when the current state government cannot muster credible displays of force.

Therefore, we decomposed the binding free energy calculation into several steps in which the E2 is annihilated (i.e., decoupled) from its bound state in the receptor complex and then made to reappear in solution to complete the thermodynamic cycle.

She questions the goal-driven frameworks of much conservation work: when there is no preferred end state, formerly rare and even vanished species tend suddenly to reappear.

Using state-of-the-art projection technology, this "ghost" of the original installation could be made to reappear as the evening falls and remain bright all night, only to fade again as the sun comes up.

Characters and settings seem to reappear hazily.

But the needles were starting to reappear.

These primal species always seem to reappear.