re-emerge

verb

Meg Whitman, who defeated Poizner in the primary and lost to Jerry Brown, could re-emerge.

Is American Christianity about to re-emerge as a workout cult?

He turned from them, and ran shouting into the gatehouse, to re-emerge a moment later with half-dozen soldiers at his heels.

Old positions re-emerge from forgetfulness, and there is always a philosophy to back every “case.”

Even that invisible "smart set" might re-emerge from Paris or the country.

The old tensions are bound to re-emerge, this time in the employ of business interests.

When the antinomy problems re-emerge, their discussion assumes Critical form.

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