Sentence examples for fully reclaimed from inspiring English sources

It was only long after that, in the 1940s, that China fully reclaimed the caves and began restoring them.

By that time the entire Moss had been fully reclaimed; 872.785 acre of cultivated land, 39.012 acre of roads and plantations, and 30.140 acre of 'industrial area' were available for use.

The lack of activity at idled mines means less dust is kicked up in the short-term, Hendryx said, but long-term health and environmental consequences are not addressed until the land is fully reclaimed.

A 1-2% V/V solution of glyphosate should be sprayed in the spring and summer to fully reclaim the area.

As she observes, it took decades after the Great Depression — until the 1980s — for Wall Street to fully reclaim its old swagger.

I look forward to the day when we fully reclaim the word for our religion, so it is finally freed from the stain of years and years of casual, consistent antipathy.

Despite a US-backed offensive launched last October, Iraqi and Kurdish forces have so far failed to fully reclaim the city.

Lynn Conway, a friend of mine from Eve Ensler's all-trans production of The Vagina Monologues in 2004, whom I consider one of the iconic role models of the trans community, and who is one of the creators of our modern digitally connected world, is just now coming out fully and reclaiming her position and legacy.

However, a foreign SU may be pushed out from a WSP if it is fully occupied and reclaim those resources for its own use.

While some of these dogs are emotionally and physically ready for adoption sooner, it can take months, or even years, under the rehabilitative care of experienced individuals before they are fully ready to reclaim their lives in a forever home.

Unlike the character he plays on TV, Entourage star Adrian Grenier cares about the environment--no he doesn't drive a bright yellow Hummer in "real life!" Grenier prefers driving a Prius, living in a fully "green" house (solar roof, reclaimed floors, recycled blue-jean insulation, blah, blah, blah), and offsetting.