Sentence examples for were reunified from inspiring English sources
verb
Unify again, bring back together after separation
Very big: no one has won bigger since East and West Germany were reunified almost a quarter century ago.
If the island were reunified, Greek Cypriots who owned property in northern Cyprus before fleeing south might come forward to seek compensation, Mr. Sener said.
Demand for the Trabant (and for the Wartburg, another woeful East German car) ended once the Berlin Wall came down and East and West were reunified.
Some lost sight of their families at checkpoints or were taken into state custody.Around 2,000 children were reunified with their families in the early post-war period.
Rather than stay in the Liberal party when the Asquith and David Lloyd George branches were reunified in 1923, Wedgwood Benn senior joined Labour and served as Ramsay MacDonald's India secretary (1929-31) and Clement Attlee's air secretary (1945-46).
The report came as the German government said gross domestic product expanded 2.2 percent in the second quarter from the first quarter, confirming its earlier estimate, showing growth well above its European peers and the fastest pace of expansion since East and West Germany were reunified in 1990.
A year later, the nation was reunified.
The two Koreas, he said, will inevitably be reunified.
Last year its GDP grew by 3.6%, the fastest rate since the country was reunified in 1990.
China was reunified, and a lively exchange of artistic styles ensued.
Chinese troops expelled the Japanese, and the country was reunified more than 60 years ago.
