Sentence examples for again reclaimed from inspiring English sources

But death soon overtook Clement, and Benedict IX again reclaimed the papacy.

Soon afterwards Agadzhanova was again reclaimed by the Party and sent to the Soviet consulate in Riga, Latvia.

But the visitors again reclaimed the initiative when replacement hooker Kristian Dacey powered over from close range.

There was something magical about finding my bearings again, reclaiming a sense of myself both as an artist and as a father.

"The FPI will again reclaim power by the only way that we have been taught: the peaceful transition towards democracy," he told the convention.Affi N'Guessan, a former prime minister who was arrested at the same time as Mr Gbagbo, was freed last summer, and since then has been touring the country.

After all, what Americans really want is to feel confident that together we can once again reclaim the American dream.

Granada has persevered through it all, and is once again reclaiming her rightful place as one of Central America's top tourist destinations.

In short, it means consumers must become citizens again, reclaiming their democratic right to fiscal transparency, political oversight and market regulation.

When the American Bill Dunlop crossed three weeks later in a boat 8 inches smaller, McClean sawed two feet off his with a chainsaw, went again, and reclaimed the record.

When Bill Dunlop, an American, crossed three weeks later in a boat 8 inches smaller, McClean sawed two feet off his with a chainsaw, went again, and reclaimed the record.

Mr B, gathering all strands in his hands again, may reclaim monarchical status.