Sentence examples for try to reestablish from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Sojourner rover may still be roaming about the lander each day as the rising sun powers it back up to try to reestablish contact.

Meanwhile, the European Commission is attempting to hammer out a so-called Safe Harbor 2.0 agreement with the U.S. in the next few weeks, to try to reestablish a data flows agreement.

But it will be interesting to see in the long term whether the Republicans go with a pragmatic approach or try to reestablish their brand identity by becoming more zealous on tax cuts".

Although moving to Saskatchewan so that he can try to reestablish himself with the Roughriders might be a hard sell to his new fiancee.

Also, try to reestablish some kind of normalcy in your life, do everyday tasks, but break the tasks into small ones.

Unprepared to engage in constructive dialogue about marriage equality, many conservative Christians retreated into the defensive maneuvers of fragility--anger, fear, argumentation, resistance--as a way to try to reestablish an equilibrium.

And maybe they're trying to reestablish it".

In trying to reestablish compulsory state service, he made it more rigid, harsh, and militaristic.

Wernick spoke with Griffin last week and said he "was in good spirits, looking forward to trying to reestablish himself".

_____ To Beatrice Mailer February 13 , 1946Hello Schnoog, I've been doing a little thinking trying to reestablish some first principles of belief for myself, political belief that is.

"It's just a matter of retooling ourselves for what the new market is, and trying to reestablish where our relevance is in the city of Hartford".