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Definition of re-form in English: re-formverb riːˈfɔːmriˈfɔrm Form or cause to form again. no object the clouds re-formed over the sun Example sentencesExamples - Ferry, who recently thrilled music lovers by re-forming Roxy Music, is just one of the many to be charmed.
- But the band re-formed in 1976 and toured the globe for the next 25 years.
- Split Enz re-formed for one night and Neil Young flew in at 7.00 am, played a set, and flitted out at 7.00 pm.
- The clouds race to form and re-form across the blue sky, as though captured in stop-motion photography.
- Some time later, a message was relayed back to the intersection that the police line had spilled out through the breach in the wall and re-formed a few feet in front of it, menacing the peaceful protest.
- The club, which re-formed in 1997 after going bust, has no ground of its own.
- The Military Pageant then re-formed and escorted the Princess back to Manchester Road Station for departure soon after 5pm.
- Inveraray re-formed in 1957, but started facing difficulties again in 1972 and were officially wound up seven years later.
- Half-time gave Otley the chance to get their breath back, re-group and re-form.
- The club were re-formed by a Bradfordian, Bob Robinson, in 1988, and played one season in Bradford before having to relocate for seven years to play on a ground suitable for the league they were in, before returning to the city in 1996.
- They appeared at Woodstock before disbanding in the 1970s, but have re-formed around their core members for Celtic Connections.
- Craig has performed in pubs and clubs around Swindon and is trying to re-form a band called the Luminaries.
- A residents' action group is re-forming to tackle the M60 project - 10 years after seeing-off another motorway plan.
- A public meeting is taking place in the Killeshin Hotel on Saturday, February 1, with the view to re-forming the GAA club.
- Joan Merryweather told the meeting that she was constantly being asked if the old York and District Pensioners' Association would be re-formed.
- The Rezillos, arguably Scotland's only bona fide success story from the punk rock years, have not so much re-formed as been reborn.
- I remember when the society re-formed and changed its name to Keighley Natural History and Literary Society in 1944.
- It is over thirty years since the club was re-formed, and it is hoped former Presidents, Captains and people associated with the club will attend the function.
- The Happy Mondays broke up in 1993 and then re-formed a couple of times but the final split came in 2000 when Rowetta had a massive bust-up with lead singer Shaun Ryder on board a ferry on the way to a concert in Ireland.
- Efforts are currently being made to re-form the Tennis Club in the village and any adults who are interested in tennis or in helping out at the Tennis Evenings are very welcome.
Synonyms reassemble, regroup, reunite, gather together again, get together again
Definition of re-form in US English: re-formverbrēˈfôrmriˈfɔrm Form or cause to form again. no object the clouds re-formed over the sun Example sentencesExamples - The clouds race to form and re-form across the blue sky, as though captured in stop-motion photography.
- Half-time gave Otley the chance to get their breath back, re-group and re-form.
- Split Enz re-formed for one night and Neil Young flew in at 7.00 am, played a set, and flitted out at 7.00 pm.
- A public meeting is taking place in the Killeshin Hotel on Saturday, February 1, with the view to re-forming the GAA club.
- The Rezillos, arguably Scotland's only bona fide success story from the punk rock years, have not so much re-formed as been reborn.
- The Happy Mondays broke up in 1993 and then re-formed a couple of times but the final split came in 2000 when Rowetta had a massive bust-up with lead singer Shaun Ryder on board a ferry on the way to a concert in Ireland.
- Efforts are currently being made to re-form the Tennis Club in the village and any adults who are interested in tennis or in helping out at the Tennis Evenings are very welcome.
- The Military Pageant then re-formed and escorted the Princess back to Manchester Road Station for departure soon after 5pm.
- The club, which re-formed in 1997 after going bust, has no ground of its own.
- They appeared at Woodstock before disbanding in the 1970s, but have re-formed around their core members for Celtic Connections.
- But the band re-formed in 1976 and toured the globe for the next 25 years.
- Ferry, who recently thrilled music lovers by re-forming Roxy Music, is just one of the many to be charmed.
- Inveraray re-formed in 1957, but started facing difficulties again in 1972 and were officially wound up seven years later.
- Some time later, a message was relayed back to the intersection that the police line had spilled out through the breach in the wall and re-formed a few feet in front of it, menacing the peaceful protest.
- It is over thirty years since the club was re-formed, and it is hoped former Presidents, Captains and people associated with the club will attend the function.
- Craig has performed in pubs and clubs around Swindon and is trying to re-form a band called the Luminaries.
- I remember when the society re-formed and changed its name to Keighley Natural History and Literary Society in 1944.
- Joan Merryweather told the meeting that she was constantly being asked if the old York and District Pensioners' Association would be re-formed.
- The club were re-formed by a Bradfordian, Bob Robinson, in 1988, and played one season in Bradford before having to relocate for seven years to play on a ground suitable for the league they were in, before returning to the city in 1996.
- A residents' action group is re-forming to tackle the M60 project - 10 years after seeing-off another motorway plan.
Synonyms reassemble, regroup, reunite, gather together again, get together again
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