Sentence examples for will now resume from inspiring English sources

That fight will now resume.

"We will now resume our normal market-making activities and serve our clients around the world".

Gill, the former Manchester United chief executive, will now resume his duties as vice-chairman for the organisation.

The ruling body will now resume the investigation being pursued following the incident, which was halted when the Terry-Ferdinand case became a matter for Westminster magistrates' court.

In an industry where things are increasingly built to order, a day's delay in Singapore or Hong Kong can make the difference between profit and loss.Although flights will now resume, they will do so only at half the previous frequency.

The trial of a former Bosnian Serb general, Ratko Mladic, that opened in The Hague on May 16 will now resume on June 25 instead of next Tuesday as originally planned, the United Nations tribunal announced on Wednesday.

While the Russian "peacekeepers" who entrenched themselves in the conflict zones in the 1990s (and who will now likely resume their posts anew) have proved ineffectual and uninterested in maintaining stability, they've been highly successful in protecting an array of sophisticated criminal networks stretching from Russia through Georgian territory.

But UCE said following an investigation into the results, the recruitment of students to the BA and diploma in architecture courses will now be resumed for entry in September 2005.

Defeated by Championship side Leigh on Saturday, Hull HR have suffered extensive injury problems in recent weeks, and after Peacock was registered as a player before July's transfer deadline in case of emergency, he will now be resuming a career thought to have finished last October when he helped Leeds Rhinos secure the treble.

(My apologies for the navel-gazing post. Normal service will now be resumed).

(Ok, normal service will now be resumed… thanks to Imran Ali for the link).