Sentence examples for try to reconnect from inspiring English sources

To try to reconnect with voters, both parties portrayed themselves as agents of change.

He added that on Tuesday, the police told the artists that they would provide better security and try to reconnect severed utilities.

Hearing so many other people's stories has taught me to listen to my own family, to try to reconnect more with my twin brother.

I guess at my age, either you just continue at a constant state of emergency or you have to really slow the pace down, try to reconnect to normal life, if such a thing exists".

The rules complicated efforts for family members and friends to locate one another, since cellphone service was spotty, and going door to door was one of the few ways to try to reconnect.

But a number of people involved with the production — most of whom spoke on condition of anonymity to avoid conflict with the academy — described details of a ceremony that would try to reconnect with the moviegoing culture.

I know about trying to reintegrate, trying to reconnect, trying to move forward after a war.

Now, he says, he's trying to reconnect.

The tug tried to reconnect it, but was hampered by 35mph winds.

We were just an un-modern New England family trying to reconnect on a family vacation.

And now he is trying to reconnect with his mother, father and younger brother, Thomas.