reappearance

IPA: riʌpˈɪrʌns

Examples of "reappearance" in Sentences

His reappearance was the signal for another outburst from the watching sophomores.
The baby disappears into the unknown vastness behind the handkerchief and to her, her reappearance is a thrilling experience.
The car had gone about four miles before Emmet returned, and so absorbed had Leigh become that his reappearance was a surprise.
The occasion of his reappearance was the Fourth of July celebration in 1812, when he addressed the Washington Benevolent Society at
But she herself returned, carrying a tray: and her reappearance was the signal for a fresh shock ... of recognition, of satisfaction.
The birders say that the falcon reappearance is strong argument against trying to control the pigeon population with birth control-laced grain.
The occasion of his reappearance was the Fourth of July celebration in 1812, when he addressed the Washington Benevolent Society at Portsmouth.
The only ones to show any interest in his reappearance were the children; and the baby had fallen asleep three minutes after meeting his cousin, while ten-year-old Lucy found him a deal less fascinating than household gossip.
When at length all of them had been brought to the surface their condition was exceedingly dilapidated; indeed only two of them were in a condition to float; but although it was evident that the carpenter would be busy for many weeks before they would be seaworthy, their reappearance was a tremendous relief.