Sentence examples similar to I will reclaim from inspiring English sources

If Gabriel Pasos has his way, it will reclaim that role.

Despite its pedigree, Silk Road 2.0 can't assume it will reclaim its position as the go-to site for online black market goods.

I doubt that he will reclaim a single soul.

"I do think we will reclaim the majority," said Representative Eric Cantor of Virginia, the No. 2 House Republican.

It has become an eyesore and trashy, and I hope the city will reclaim and restore this space.

While I'm sure ABC will reclaim what's rightfully theirs if the match-made-in-heaven falls through, real couples often don't have such clear-cut contractual obligations to guide them.

When Kennedy uses it, it becomes a verb — the method by which the nation will reclaim itself from destructive "I"s.

Such soils are sometimes called "self reclaiming", meaning that leaching alone will reclaim them and soil amendments are not needed.

Sam Warburton will reclaim the Wales captaincy against South Africa on Saturday, and he has admitted: "I wanted it back big time".

"I offer my story now without rage, but with purpose – to share a tale that in its detail will reclaim my identity.

Now they will reclaim their state.