Sentence examples for finally reclaimed from inspiring English sources

When finally reclaimed, they were still heavy with smoke.

It was finally reclaimed by the Lithuanians, who now host NATO's air-policing mission.

When the Rapids finally reclaimed the trophy last year, the victory ended six years of Claret-and-Cobalt control.

In 2011-12, and under the guidance of Jose Mourinho, he had his best season of his career so far, scoring an impressive 32 goals in 52 games as Real finally reclaimed the league title after years of Barcelona dominance.

After so many years, so much pain, so long and terrible a battle waged by families who would not give up for their loved ones, it has been finally reclaimed.

It wasn't until Horowitz retired from professional cycling that he finally reclaimed a part of his faith.

The American descendents of slaves were finally reclaiming their Africanness.

But there are also homecomings as terrible in their way as exile: parents who finally reclaim children from orphanages, but live out their relationships in stigma and silence, for ever hoarding food and quailing before policemen.

Officials hoped the step would "send a message" to markets and foreign governments that crisis-hit Greece was finally reclaiming the equilibrium that has eluded it since inconclusive elections on 6 May.

She's the world's best assassin, but she was betrayed… The Crown Prince offers her a deal; Celaena represents him in a tournament to find the king a champion to use as his personal assassin, and after four years, she can finally reclaim her freedom.

Her powerfully written essay three years ago was a moment for her to finally reclaim her voice and share the extent to which she suffered.