re-entering in English
women who wish to re-enter the labor market
Use "re-entering" in a sentence
1. The track continues, re-entering dense mixed woodland, climbing still.
2. The Cohort model is particularly beneficial for students re-entering a higher education setting after some time in the professional world
3. The ability to build relationships in Cohort courses makes re-entering academia less stressful and provides the support many feel they need.
4. Whether you are a freshman, are transferring from another college, or are re-entering the university, you can find step-by-step instructions for Applying to attend LSU here! Undergraduate Application
5. Nineteen sixty-eight saw the Robinsons re-entering the music game as co-founders of All Platinum, a company whose name Cannily reflected the record-distributor custom of paying independent labels in alphabetical order.
6. Article # provides that foreign nationals who violate the aforecited provisions shall be subject to immediate and summary deportation and shall be permanently barred from re-entering the country without the special permission of the President of the Philippines
7. Article 272 provides that foreign nationals who violate the aforecited provisions shall be subject to immediate and summary deportation and shall be permanently barred from re-entering the country without the special permission of the President of the Philippines.
8. Hence the main watershed extends eastwards, culminating in the Aiguille de Scolette (11,500 ft.), but makes a great curve to the north-west and back to the south-east before rising in the Rochemelon (11,605 ft.), which may be considered as a re-entering angle in …
9. Same, had a couple of good iv level 35 ones but upon re-entering raids too fast or without checking I went with auto select and Agroan was always there, had to go! Got rewarded with lower level shiny aron caught by gotcha shortly after and no regrets.
10. The report, titled “Re-entering Agflation,” highlights how the affected commodities are those used in animal feeds and not considered core food staples of the world’s developing economies – a striking difference from 2008, when low wheat inventories and restricted rice exports held back the availability of those commodities for consumers.
11. ‘But then he Backslides into the life, re-entering the Web porn business with a partner on a new site featuring himself and ‘other boys he helped recruit.’’ ‘The shoes will still be there if the world disappointingly Backslides behind old battlelines.’ ‘You've got to monitor it and make sure nobody Backslides.’