Example collocations logo

Reappeared in sentence

94 examples of Reappeared in a sentence

Loki now reappeared in his normal form, overjoyed by their failure, and accompanied the dwarves to present their treasures to the gods.
And it appears that, some night in 1947 she left her physical space and was missing all night, until she reappeared in the morning.
This film reappeared on channel 13 in the 1990s when they did a series of comedies from Hollywood in the 1930s and 1940s.
Kettering informs Senator Powers that he is baffled by the cone, eventually they all end up in the Mayor's office who has suddenly reappeared.
There were glaring anomalies in the story line and the original theory of how the sub had reappeared after being missing for forty-odd years was completely ignored at the end (apart from a brief display of mysterious lightning).
Of course, when it reappeared, the lesbianism ended abruptly.
A painting that was around at the same time was by the story's writer: an actor called Stephen Armourae who has reappeared in connection with ESP research and I know he's done more of other horror actresses including one about Barbara Stelle called 'Catherine' and another AJF.
Today, the problem of analyzing supposedly lunatic leaders has reappeared with the North Korean nuclear crisis.
This sequence is important because the postcommunist revival - in Poland and Hungary at least - came as growth reappeared.
The greatest cause of concern, however, is that the military question has reappeared.
The military question – believed to have been resolved after the region’s transition to democracy which came with the Cold War’s end, the effort to achieve regional integration, and the push toward globalization – has reappeared.
Consider, for example, the response last year by some activists in Key West, Florida, to efforts aimed at stemming the spread of dengue fever, a serious, potentially life-threatening disease, which reappeared in the area in 2009 after being absent for more than 70 years.
In rich countries, mass poverty, which seemed to have been eliminated around 1980, has reappeared.
A more relevant example may well be Turkey, where Islamist movements were dissolved by the courts; when they reappeared in a different guise, they had to undergo severe tests.
The mere fact that high-level Russians reappeared in Davos to defend themselves may be a small but healthy sign.
Blade technologies then disappeared and reappeared cyclically in these areas, and in some regions, such as Australia, they only appeared a few thousand years ago.
Between these deficits, large surpluses for Germany and Japan reappeared – as they have in the 2000’s.
Old stereotypes and inappropriate historical memories have reappeared.
Customs that the Kemalist secular state suppressed, such as women’s use of headscarves in public places, have reappeared, because rural Turks have more influence.
Soon, the assistant reappeared, panting, to report that the Fertility car was unavailable.
Everywhere, labor is becoming insecure and mass poverty has reappeared in developed countries.
The languid, disengaged, and lackluster performer of the first debate had disappeared, and the impressive, beloved figure of the victorious 2008 campaign had reappeared.
In September, the ousted president of Honduras, Manuel Zelaya, reappeared in the country inside the Brazilian embassy in Tegucigalpa after three months of exile.
Moreover, the Kurdish issue has reappeared – and could indirectly influence and re-radicalize the Palestinian question.
Worried talk about "French decline" reappeared with this year's street protests against pension reform, mounting disputes over fiscal policy with the European Commission, and bickering with America over the war in Iraq.
Huge deficits reappeared.
The government was too generous in helping revive real-estate demand, and, overwhelmed by fear of the negative impact of falling asset prices on economic growth, has been too cautious in dealing with bubbles when they have reappeared.
Diseases that are preventable by vaccination or caused by dirty water, like typhoid fever and hepatitis A, have reappeared, and hospitals, lacking medicines, staff, or equipment, have become dysfunctional, causing still more people to die.
At every flash of lightning not only the Milky Way but even the bright stars vanished; but immediately afterwards they reappeared in the same places, as if thrown there by some unerring hand.
Suddenly, at a bend in the road, the fires reappeared close to him, though he could not understand how they burnt so high in the dead sky, like smoky moons.
Next