"We are looking at business practices that could allow greater recapture, recovery, reuse.
I feel rather like Steve McQueen in The Great Escape; recaptured in sight of the border.
Trying to avoid this stage prolongs the agony, and it is when some people go to great lengths to recapture their youth.
"The usual five-act celebrity narrative is: success; too big for his britches; had a great fall; humility recaptured; the comeback kid," Mr. Kaplan said.
FREQUENTLY when institutions take over private houses, their renovations so change the original interiors that later buyers face great hurdles in recapturing the buildings for residential occupancy.
Nonetheless, we re-attacked with great dash, and recaptured the positions and took the machine-guns and some prisoners, among them certain officers who insist on wearing nice new yellow gloves, and generally bearing themselves in a thoroughly Prussian offensive way.
That said, the comparison with Nasser may very well be a dubious compliment to PM Erdogan, perhaps another comparison is in line with the true aspirations of the Turkish leader, that with the great Saladdin, who recaptured Jerusalem from the Crusaders in 1187, but alas, a little reminder is in place here.
But Birmingham, with its population of more than one million, intends for all that to change — its Big City Plan, in development since 2006, aims to recapture its great days in the late 19th century as the region's commercial and civic center.
Somehow, to recapture the great prize – for the 32nd time, which would tie the wins and losses column – they have to recapture what they stumbled on at Cardiff.
Living Colour frontman Cory Glover (and why not bring in Vernon Reid to recapture that great but fleeting Yardbirds Jimmy Pageraera Bera era).
