Sentence examples for fully recaptured from inspiring English sources

What a Philadelphia Orchestra concert sounded like during Stokowski's long tenure as music director (1912-36) cannot be fully recaptured.

Pinter's plays are informed by a sense that time past can never be accurately quantified or fully recaptured.

Running cattle through a chute can result in cattle shrink that may not be fully recaptured when placed back on feed and can temporarily disrupt cattle feed intake (Blasi et al. 2009).

On Tuesday morning, Sunni tribes aligned with Isis said they had seized the crossings, but Iraqi military spokesman Lt Gen Qassim Atta told a news conference in Baghdad they had been "fully recaptured" by security forces.

After significant gains at the airport on Thursday, a spokesman for Joint Military Operation Command said on Friday that the airfield had been fully recaptured.

Tyson, at least, ruled with exhilarating menace, but Lennox Lewis and the Klitschko brothers, for all their excellence, did not fully recapture the magic.

As if trying to fully recapture their gloried past, the 49ers had the 1980s pop icons Huey Lewis and the News sing the national anthem before Saturday's playoff game.

The latest album - with its loping beats, slick production and epic arrangements - is probably his best so far, but while Brown has retained the originality and loucheness that made the Roses great, it's unlikely he'll ever fully recapture their magic.

Missing targets marginally won't impact the long term trajectory of the company, but in a world where media spin can be everything, Musk needs a major win on the rollout of the Model 3 to fully recapture investor confidence.

It's impossible to fully recapture the magic of a life-changing musical experience.

Despite the various benefits that exercise provides, many exercise-based interventions have been ineffective in stemming tissue deterioration during disuse [1], [13], [14] or to fully recapture bone mass upon reambulation [1], [15].