Sentence examples for will reconnect from inspiring English sources

Finally, the agreement will reconnect the Colorado River with the Gulf of California.

She hopes projects like Edward O. Wilson's Encyclopedia of Life will reconnect science with engaged observation.

Provided he joins the team, he will reconnect a bond between the Mets and Canada that has long been dormant.

With skyscrapers no longer crowding their view, Mr. Cywinski said, visitors will "reconnect with the 18th-century sky".

The home secretary, Theresa May, has argued that the government's proposals will reconnect the public with the police.

But now Boyle Heights is on the verge of change, as a new Metro line opening in 2009 will reconnect it with the rest of Los Angeles.

"He's reached a point in his life where he's lost, searching for something that'll reconnect him.

"Maybe we'll reconnect one day," says Wilson, "but everything that happened just kind of ripped us apart".

And he'll reconnect with two favorite partners: the vocalist Bobby McFerrin, next Tuesday through Nov. 10; and the vibraphonist Gary Burton, Nov. 11 through 13.

I approach the men, hop into a taxi and am soon on my way to the Atlantis, where I figure I'll reconnect.

She'll reconnect eventually, you know that, but for the moment, you're left alone with the feeling of intense dismay and self-consciousness that sweeps over you when you realize you've been talking to yourself.