re-engage

verb

1. (intr) to take part in or participate again

   re-engaged in terrorism

2. (tr) to employ (someone) again

Example Sentences

Her sobriety has definitely had an impact on the quality of her vocals on this record, as did a decision to re-engage with a vocal coach.

From Salon

It offers various mentoring programmes to children of all ages and over the years has helped 27,000 children and young people to re-engage with school.

From BBC

It added that it hoped the company would could re-engage later this year.

From BBC

When Sinn Féin's Jim Brennan resigned, his party insisted it would not re-engage with the board "until there is a complete and permanent end to all RDF activities" at the port.

From BBC

The need to re-engage Britain on the compensation was the battle cry of many of the war veterans who led the farm invasions.

From BBC