Sentence examples for they reintroduced from inspiring English sources
"They reintroduced it and passed it.
Two decades later, they reintroduced themselves to Oregon.
They reintroduced themselves and only then discovered that they lived in the same building.
And in 2008 they reintroduced Stan VanDerBeek to the art world by giving him a well-received retrospective.
The subtle way that they reintroduced the famous line on Mr. Avalon's T-shirt was "definitely a segue to possible future campaigns," Mr. DeCaro added.
They reintroduced the concept of "graduality," so that unmarried, previously divorced, and gay couples, by demonstrating love and fidelity toward one another, could be seen as moving toward the gospel rather than simply "living in sin".
But first they reintroduce us to Graham (1886-1961), aptly characterized by Hilton Kramer as "one of the oddest and most exotic figures in the art of our time".
Books like Quick's are necessary, if only because novels, at their best, do what horrific headlines cannot: they reintroduce human subjectivity into large-scale national disaster.
The proposed changes around the accountable GP and a rethinking of the organisation of out of hours are thus welcome as they reintroduce care, compassion, dignity and respect back into the way people are cared for.
His eight medals – five of them gold – lift him above Chris Hoy as the G.O.A.T of Team GB and unless they reintroduce medals for poetry, like the one Pierre de Coubertin won in 1912, there's little left for the cycling great to achieve.
One of the most influential arguments along these lines claims that mental representations are explanatorily idle because they reintroduce the very sorts of problems they are supposed to explain.
