Sentence examples for been retrieving from inspiring English sources
verb
To regain or get back something.
- To retrieve one's character or independence
The party, whose military wing has been retrieving the militants, guaranteed the fighters safe passage through the old battlefield.
For the last few days, protesters have been retrieving the seized property from a Sanitation Department garage.
His instinct was to create an alibi: he told the interrogating officer that he had been retrieving a computer that was being repaired near the syndicate.
Among Nina's preposterous feats have been retrieving a stolen racehorse, thwarting the kidnapping of the infant Prince Charles and foiling a plot to steal the Scottish crown jewels.
And we're not the only people who are interested in compiling that data: organizations such as GovTrack and the Sunlight Foundation have been retrieving congressional data for years.
A company called Broadway Theater Archive has been retrieving and restoring hundreds of such productions, originating mostly on public television, but going back to the golden age of the 1950's.
No waste has yet been retrieved.
Eight Granit missiles have been retrieved.
The debris had been retrieved from a construction site.
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The true position has been retrieved manually.
