Sentence examples for were reestablished in from inspiring English sources

Factories and skilled workers were reestablished in the west.

The frontier along the Dniester was closed, but railway connections were reestablished in 1936, two years after the resumption of diplomatic relations.

The Caste War, an indigenous uprising in the Yucatán that began in 1847, resulted in several thousand Spanish-speaking refugees' settling in northern Belize, while Mayan communities were reestablished in the north and west.

During the 1880s the British Museum's botanical and zoological materials were reestablished in South Kensington as the Natural History Museum, housed in a richly carved and ornamented Victorian Romanesque building designed by Alfred Waterhouse.

The political, economic, and social institutions of the classical Islamic empires were amalgamated with those inherited from Byzantium and the great Turkish empires of Central Asia and were reestablished in new forms that were to characterize the area into modern times.

It took several days for the flies to re-entrain and the reentrainment was regarded to have accomplished when the three forms of the previous phase relationships (the ψo, ψM-E and the ψe) were reestablished in the shifted lighting schedule.

General peace was reestablished in Europe.

The university (1623 1810) was reestablished in 1962.

The Latin patriarchate was reestablished in 1847.

The University of Cairo, founded in 1908, was reestablished in Al-Jīzah Al-Jīzah

The chair was reestablished in 1832 and offered to the French mathematical physicist Augustin-Louis Cauchy.