Sentence examples for will reconstitute from inspiring English sources

The elections will reconstitute the lower house of Japan's parliament, the Diet.

Whether Keith and Lianne will reconstitute their marriage is almost irrelevant to what DeLillo is up to here.

A clinical trial is now under way to see if the treated cells will reconstitute a patient's immune system and defeat the virus.

My story will be disassembled into bytes, injected into a website, and, when you download it, the year 1875 will reconstitute itself before your very eyes (Victorian hype).

If the story is excluded from a picture, it will reconstitute around it as art criticism, which provides a set of thoughts for the reasons that, as you look, you should abandon thinking.

Among other things, the concerts will reconstitute a version of the Jazz Messengers from 1981, including Mr. Marsalis, Bobby Watson and James Williams Ralph Petersonn will take Blakey's role.

She is an indomitable, resourceful woman, and she will undoubtedly reconstitute herself in a new world order.

In 10 minutes, the TVP will be reconstituted and your meal will be ready to enjoy.

Saakashvili promises the country will be ready for European Union consideration within three years, will have reconstituted borders within five years and will operate under the rule of law pretty much immediately.

We believe when Jesus returns, we'll instantaneously reconstitute, reanimate, and resurrect; so what better expresses our mere repose until we are called to life, than to lie nicely boxed up and ready for the Second Coming?

So he has willed it the contents of his Westbeth apartment, which will be reconstituted amid the sunflowers and cornfields of Grand Forks, as a permanent exhibit.