Sentence examples for going to be recaptured from inspiring English sources
He also said that the gap between pretax and pretax, pre provision earnings is the greatest it has ever been, which means a larger amount of earnings are going to be recaptured.
"My sense is that newspapers in their traditional form are not going to be able to recapture this audience," said Professor Patterson.
"That kind of resonance it had at one point is going to be hard to recapture," said Bryant Simon, a history professor at Temple University and author of a book about Starbucks titled "Everything but the Coffee".
Writer and actor Mark Gatiss featured The Wicker Man in his BBC4 series A History of Horror, and said the original film's magic was always going to be hard to recapture.
"For the first time, New York City taxpayers are going to be subject to recapture where some of their income that was taxed at a lower rate is all of a sudden taxed at a higher rate," he said as he denounced the Legislature's plan.
This was the first major city in the Sunni Triangle to be recaptured by Iraqi forces.
The stag, after it goes to bay can be recaptured with a halter.
And that's the experience you're never going to recapture, so it's all downhill in a sense.
Chapman went on to carve a career as a successful producer, most notably of Blondie, and Chinn came back to London and worked with one or two other people, but "there was no way I was going to recapture that chemistry, and for a long time I didn't really feel like working at all".
Elvis went on appearing; Bat Boy escaped, was recaptured by the FBI, fell in love and endorsed Al Gore for president.
