Sentence examples for try to rejoin from inspiring English sources

Kazmir, 13-9 with a 3.48 earned run average last season, will try to rejoin the Rays before the end of the month.

Last month, the secretary-general of the EPP party fed speculation that, after the UK election, Cameron would try to rejoin the EPP, "but on our terms".

The Obama administration has taken useful steps in this regard through the federal Re-entry Council, a multiagency group whose mission is to help remove some of the barriers that former offenders face when they try to rejoin society.

Associates said he would probably try to rejoin the campaign after the Federal Bureau of Investigation had concluded an investigation that began in earnest in January after the National Archives discovered that classified material Mr. Berger had reviewed was missing.

The Brooklyn Academy of Music will be showing a selection of Mizoguchi's masterpieces through Nov. 22, including "Oharu," "The Story of the Last Chrysanthemum," and "Sansho the Bailiff," about the trials of an eleventh-century mother and her children as they try to rejoin a nobleman cast into exile.

We now are living the tragic impact of this false assumption, as we desperately try to rejoin the perhaps irreparably disturbed balance of life.

Mr. Rafie tried to rejoin the group, only to be rebuffed, Mr. McCarthy said.

Mr. Koenigsdorf eschews the mainstream life that the Murcias are desperately trying to rejoin.

In fact, it was the second time Parcells had tried to rejoin the Giants.

When Louie Louie climbed up the Billboard chart, Ely tried to rejoin, unsuccessfully.

"We're trying to rejoin the two sides of a valley and link it to the city".