Sentence examples for going to recapture from inspiring English sources
And that's the experience you're never going to recapture, so it's all downhill in a sense.
If the Huskies are going to recapture their championship swagger this week, they may need to try again Wednesday.
Maybe the Democratic Party is going to recapture the security policy credibility it had during the Truman and Kennedy years.
"These elections are historic, because the Netherlands can choose on the 15th of March if we want to give our land away further or if we are going to recapture it," Wilders said this month.
If the franchise is going to recapture the joy and dynamism it once had, it will have to break out of its loop — just as "Star Trek," for example, has changed over the decades, incorporating new ideas (and bad guys).
After the 2012 election, Republicans agreed that, if they were going to recapture the White House, they needed to appeal to Latino voters, along with women and African-Americans.
Still a writer, Chow is in the midst of penning a science-fiction novel set in the year 2046 - hence the title - on a train where people go to recapture their lost memories, but never return.
It was a performance that suggested the 23-year-old Sharapova still has some way to go to recapture the form that brought her three grand slam titles between 2004 and 2008 and took her to No1 in the world as recently as two years ago.
SixApart open sourced MovableType in December and it still has a long way to go to recapture its once dominant position as the blogging platform provider of choice, but plugins like this will certainly help them along the way.
They made the playoffs last season in Coach Brad Stevens' second season but still have a long way to go to recapture the recent glory that left town alongside Doc Rivers.
