reacquaint

There was too much world to be reacquainted with tonight.

She pulled his face into her mind, reacquainting herself with him.

He doesn't feel any need for a period of getting reacquainted again.

He did, however, need to reacquaint himself with an old friend.

What I need him for is to reacquaint me with my children.

It has been really nice to reacquaint myself with the work.

He wanted to reacquaint himself with the lay of the land.

The two had only become reacquainted during the week Grace was away.

It seemed he touched every part of me, reacquainting himself.

Not just to get the supplies, but to reacquaint himself with the city he was going to call his own.

"You need to reacquaint the American public with this great product," he said.

"We want to reacquaint people with the park," she added.

Hopefully none of us would be getting reacquainted any time soon.

The Rangers may, however, spend part of the series reacquainting themselves.

Reacquaint yourself with one of the greatest Christmas stories ever written.

"It was a good opportunity to reacquaint myself with everything from the air.

Kate and Jim reacquaint themselves through an evening of dancing.

For me, it was like being reacquainted with an old friend, since I had well over a thousand hours in the airplane.

This might be particularly useful at the beginning of the year when students are settling in and reacquainting themselves with school life.

We wanted to introduce the band to new fans but also reacquaint with older friends.

I wanted to be reacquainted with my wife and 16-year-old son and 8-year-old daughter.

I suspect you probably have people and places you'd like to reacquaint yourself with."

A 6-foot-4, 220-pounder, he reacquainted himself with baseball during rehabilitation from his hand injury.

Marx and Rhodes didn't start their relationship until two years later, when they both were reacquainted at a party.

"It's not a big deal," she said of reacquainting herself with this primitive device.