Sentence examples for get reclaimed from inspiring English sources

Beloved writers often get reclaimed for a new readership.

That's when people watch multiple seasons of a TV show, nonstop, commercial-free, back to back, as their mail piles up and lawns get reclaimed by nature.

In a way, Mable's is as Williamsburg as you can get: reclaimed wood, pickletinis, women in pigtails taking orders with Elly May charm.

The longer it takes for digested food to pass through the large bowel, the more water gets reclaimed and the drier the stool becomes.

We've already sent nearly 3,000 "advisors" to shore up the Iraqi military in its attempt to reclaim from ISIS territory that got reclaimed in 2004, 2006, and 2007 from what we then called Iraqi insurgents.

"Chromeo got a broader reach in electronic music, and then A-Trak's stuff went beyond hip-hop, and then we both got reclaimed by the hip-hop community," Dave 1 told SPIN at SXSW. "Now, it's kind of become one big scene and we get to play together".

This is when you get to reclaim your Sunday afternoon.

I kept on looking for hints of her on the page, as though by retracing her beloved books and poems I would get to reclaim a part of her that was already slipping away.

When do survivors get to reclaim full control of their lives?

In London, her mother briefly got to reclaim the role of saviour.

Portugal gets to reclaim Brazil, Spain most of the rest of Central and South America and France most of west Africa, which would probably be fine by the locals, since many of their current governments are not much cop.