Sentence examples for could be recapturing from inspiring English sources

Giles Barnes and Will Bruin appeared to grab a bit of swagger back and could be recapturing that confidence they started the year with.

"Sure, it's possible that he could be recaptured," he said, of the massive manhunt launched in the capo's wake.

Wayne McCrory, a bear biologist with the Valhalla Wilderness Society says he is "horrified," at the prospect that Boo could be recaptured and castrated.

The most storied franchise in league history, having missed the playoffs for two consecutive season, eventually offered him the keys, hoping the kismet that led Virginia's Bruce Arena to huge success with United over the league's first three years could be recaptured in Porter.

Interestingly, molecules could be recaptured after being transferred between different rotational levels.

The Scottish Wild Beaver Group said there was a legal "muddle" over whether the beavers could be recaptured.

If you do, your so-called “excess alimony” payments could be recaptured and those deductions will evaporate.

President Jonathan told the BBC on 20 March that Boko Haram was "getting weaker and weaker every day" and that their territory could be recaptured within a month.

Dolan and Adele began talking about the concept for the video, wondering if the solitary catharsis of the filmmaker's earlier work could be recaptured in some manner.

The Iraqi leader said Shia militias had been deployed by government and he was confident Ramadi could be recaptured "in days".

In other words, escaped slaves had to make it to Canada to truly gain their freedom -- since they could be recaptured and sent back if found in any state (even a non-slave-owning state).