Sentence examples for and the recapture of from inspiring English sources
The latest victories for peshmerga forces and the recapture of northern Mount Sinjar have brought new hopes to the Yazidis who are still stuck on the mountain and want to go back to their villages.
Today, as a result of deliberate cleanup efforts, industrial decline and the recapture of onetime farmland by resurgent forests that reduce the runoff of sediments, the river bursts with life.
A group called the Forgotten Victims of Attica, made up of prison employees who survived the inmate rebellion and the recapture of the prison, as well as relatives of those who did not survive, has urged the state for more than a decade to seek the release of the records.
Pure experience launches the dynamic process of reality that differentiates into subjective and objective phenomena on their way to a higher unity, and the recapture of our unitary foundation is what Nishida means by the Good.
The light and grenadier companies were involved in the capture, shortly afterwards, of St Lucia and the recapture of Guadeloupe.
By 1812, advisers to Alexander suggested the possibility of an invasion of the French Empire and the recapture of Poland.
Having disabled both guns and enabled the recapture of the British position, O'Leary then returned to his unit with his prisoners, apparently "as cool as if he had been for a walk in the park".
The Iraqi government is seeking to play up the fall of Tikrit as the beginning of the end of Isis and suggesting that the recapture of the rest of Iraq will soon follow.
It successfully regrouped and assisted in the recapture of the town.
Subsequently, Hohenlohe-Kirchberg commanded a corps on the upper Rhine and was responsible for the recapture of Speyer from the French on 17 September 1794.
Ostensibly still the guardian and co-emperor of John VI, after the recapture of Constantinople in 1261 he sidelined and imprisoned John, being crowned sole emperor at the Hagia Sophia and founding the Palaiologan dynasty, the last ruling house of Byzantium.
