in the matter of something , in re (abbreviation) latin

Start off easy, end big, but always leave a little something in re- serve.

"I just need to know your current status in re drugs."

There was no point in re- turning the soul to that!

In 1993, she decided a second prominent case, In re.

"I didn't know what he was offering you in re- turn for your services.

Moderate, about eight years, but hardly any of that in RE.

Do you tend to be the "giver" in re having, a mutual give and take?

It is this that I feel so strongly in re- reading the words written in the past.

An illustration of this principle is seen in Re Rose.

Our 12 year-old had clearly been paying attention in RE.

We believe they've been behind some of the biggest criminal coups in re- cent times.

Now look here, Clarence, I am going to stand your friend, right along, and in re- turn you must be mine.

"I suspect they have pledged loyalty to you in re- turn for your original generosity?"

Actually, however, it is not, as you will perceive when you have spent a few weeks in re- integrating yourself.

Shirl cried in re- ply, the problem being of course how to do it!

The following were sent in re- cently and we believe you will enjoy them.

The internal transformation produced by engaging the adults in re constructive activities.

"So the parallelism has strengthened in re- cent decades," he said.

Wonder what kids will be learning in RE, or history, or biology.

These taxes are assessed and paid in re.

I got a raised eyebrow and then a smile in re- sponse.

Other searchers have tasted it, just in re- cent days."

You have to be fluid in re- sponding to their varying states.

It would still not have been an In re O. situation, unless the director had joined as an applicant for the order.

His beard looked thinner and shabbier, as though he had pulled at it too often in re- cent days.