Sentence examples for would reacquire from inspiring English sources

Cingular would reacquire those licenses in a takeover of AT&T Wireless.

First she would reacquire WWE wrestling programming, which had been an important part of USA before it lost the franchise in 2000; and second, "I would give it a brand".

With just $1, the city would reacquire the land; the authority would no longer control Battery Park City; and the development would become a neighborhood the same as almost any other in Manhattan.

In a separate phone interview Mr. Carville said, "Who wouldn't like to be the subject of a film?" The filmmakers decided to reinterview all the major figures of the 1992 war room after they learned they would be able to reacquire the rights to the original film this year.

New York's mayor, Michael R. Bloomberg, whom Mr. Leiter befriended while campaigning for him in 2001, reportedly played a role in the trade, placing a call to the Yankees' president, Randy Levine, asking if the team would look into reacquiring the pitcher.

Were Verizon to reacquire control of Genuity, it would also have to consolidate Genuity's $3 billion in debt and its annual losses -- $4 billion last year -- into its own financial statements.

Three years ago, he paid $5 million -- close to the price he'd gotten for the land 17 years earlier -- to reacquire the parcels.

It soon became clear that digital technology would unlock significant growth for Lucent, so it chose to reacquire the company.

If Lin had not signed elsewhere, the Knicks would not have traded Jared Jeffries and spare parts to Portland to reacquire Felton and then signed him to a three-year, $10 million deal.

But reacquiring Duhon would relieve one issue while exacerbating another.

JOHN STARKS -- Yes, he would still like to come back to New York if the Knicks will find it in their hearts to reacquire him (a slim possibility, one team official said).