| It will be a reacquaintance of sorts between Calderwood and the new Celtic management team. |
| His reacquaintance with Veronica — the older, more fragile, and needy Veronica — filled him night and day with her image. |
| Throughout the essentially tender tale of the brothers reacquaintance, swamp-life in the lumber mill is unrelentingly savage. |
| This reacquaintance with the figures whom he had known while growing up on a plantation spurred Bradford to write a series of stories for the New York World. |
| I will need, first of all, a period of reacquaintance, to get a sense of the lower depths of life in Russia. |
| It's a little late in February for this, but brace yourself for a reacquaintance with Old Man Winter. |
