He had to reinhabit that world, and I tried to help walk him back into it.

The break is over: she must reinhabit the "Men Don't Leave" landscape.

No further attempts to reinhabit Rainbow were undertaken.

Some wraiths are able to force their souls to reinhabit their deceased bodies.

Rather she attempts to reinhabit it, conjuring the helpless love and awe a towering parent inspires in every child.

You seem to reinhabit a popular form, the family album, and bring to it a militant anarchy it wouldn't appear to possess.

After a period of time, when the chemical agents had become harmless, Drax and his master race would return to Earth to reinhabit the planet.

Almost I hope, when next I reinhabit form, that it shall be that of a peaceful farmer.

Markwart could bring spirits up to reinhabit their bodies, and with hematite he could all but eliminate the natural decay.

For hundreds of years after the convulsion, humans were afraid to venture down from the mountains and reinhabit the lower lands and coastal shorelines.

Just as they felt that balloon sift down like an autumn rain, so she could feel their souls disinhabit, reinhabit their tremulous nostrils.

The California Clapper Rail is expected to reinhabit the new salt and freshwater wetland, along with other species displaced by the flood control works.

Though Jason is hardly seen throughout the film, we learn he has a sister and a niece, and that he needs them to retrieve and reinhabit his body.

She touched his eyes, his brows, as though searching for him, willing him to reinhabit his face; he was breathing, otherwise he seemed lifeless as an effigy.

The idea of hiring Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau fresh from their successes as grumpy old men to reinhabit the roles that established them as inspired comic sparring partners three decades ago sounds promising.

He is very near, he thinks, to a vision in which past and future are one and the same; his present, when he is forced to reinhabit it, seems increasingly arbitrary, its placement upon the time line that is Cohn Laney more a matter of convenience than of any absolute now.

"But as we attempt to move forward, we are beset by the debilitating consequences of our candor: opportunistic litigation and the disruption of belated legislative hearings which - however well motivated - will, by forcing us once again to reinhabit the past, necessarily hinder our efforts to move forward.