Exemplos de uso de Re-emerge em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Re-emerge to the world.
I have never seen a host re-emerge so quickly.
The moment the child is born,the Goa'uld within Sha're will re-emerge.
Three days ago, you re-emerge, claiming a vendetta against Emily Thorne.
The disease has not been eradicated and could re-emerge at any time.
Old enemies orrivals may re-emerge from the past and disrupt him in his activities.
The Balkans are at each other's throats andwe are seeing two Europes re-emerge.
And sooner or later Glory will re-emerge, and make Buffy pay for that mercy.
Fluctuations happen when the effects of the medication wear off and symptoms re-emerge.
A Mossad agent fakes his death so he can re-emerge in New York City as a hair stylist.
The story reaches its climax in the Battle of the Five Armies, where many of the characters andcreatures from earlier chapters re-emerge to engage in conflict.
The ancient Roman Empire also has to re-emerge in the end-time as a power-base for the Antichrist.
But no matter how much the hassled man tried to give away orlose the elephant, it would disappear into the ground from wherever he left it and always re-emerge directly behind him.
The fact that problems re-emerge is no longer a problem, since they must be part of life, just as is enjoyment.
Fluctuations happen when the effects of the medication wear off and symptoms re-emerge before the next dose is due.
In the speech, could re-emerge as an alternative, featuring suffered setbacks as the PMDB government fruits.
Fine berry fruit flavours linger into the finish where the tannins re-emerge to provide an attractive touch of austerity.
And a new wave of Fado singers re-emerge in a revival fashion, surging into the“plaza”, making Fado the most popular kind of music in Portugal.
This disease remains latent after a certain time of infection can,even if rarely, re-emerge in situations of low immunity.
The problem is this:by the time Nightwish re-emerge- scheduled for the end of this year- with their new album and singer, will anyone still care?
We feel that it will only be a short time before this software is obsolete andwe will see it re-emerge under a different name: Option Bot 4.0 perhaps?
Seeing the concept from my patent re-emerge nearly 20 years later, I was excited to see that now was finally the right time for this idea to succeed.
In a short time the distinct personality traits& characteristics of the previous pet will clearly re-emerge in the new body, and the relationship and support will continue.
Political unity is the only way to prevent the individual countries from being overwhelmed by untamed globalisation orto prevent difficulties from making the ghosts of nationalism re-emerge.
After approximately 15 minutes spent exploring the cave, re-emerge onto the glacier and hop back on your snowmobile.
Therefore, when interventions are made in old areas, the patina of which has become an inherent part of their identity, the attempt should be made to grade the transformations in time, inevitably so for contemporary uses,in such a way that the patina may regenerate itself on the old surfaces and re-emerge on the surface of the new elements.
His psychic abilities,long suppressed by his drinking, re-emerge and allow him to provide comfort to dying patients.
And then, after countless ages and almost endless wandering through numberless universes,again may this same energy re-emerge and many times change its form and potential;
Many people, myself included, believe that farming's economic andsocial importance may re-emerge, this time however under the form of socially enhanced services in the area, for instance, of protection of the environment and the landscape and of social proximity networks.
That because racial hatred, xenophobic violence, fear and rejection of what is different, have deep roots in all that is basest in humanity,they may re-emerge at any moment and take over any group of human beings.