| To send the audience away in a good humour he is reprieved at the last moment and rejoins his doxie in a dance. |
| Sheep are sociable, and the ewe quickly rejoins her flock of 10 or more ewes, lambs, yearlings, and immature rams. |
| Reverie finally touching reality, the Morne Brabant like the doleful on other islands rejoins the world in its integrity. |
| She authoritatively barks directions at Max, who rejoins by making an argument for an alternate route. |
| That done, Martine places the juices in our reach, and rejoins Sarah on the couch. |
| The surgeon frees up the affected segment of the bowel, removes the diseased portion, and rejoins the proximal and distal edges with a surgical anastomosis whenever possible. |
