Sentence examples for has never recaptured from inspiring English sources

But while Nas has never recaptured that Illmatic magic, it hasn't prevented others from trying too.

West Indies, by contrast, has never recaptured the power that saw it dominate those early World Cups, much as Australia has towered over the recent ones.

The meatball still reminds us of the triumph of the Mercury and Apollo missions, even though NASA has never recaptured its former glory, as illustrated by its recent problems with the design of the Ares spacecraft system.

The 31-year-old former European player of the year has scored seven goals this season but has never recaptured the form that persuaded Chelsea to pay Milan £31m - a British transfer record - for his services in the summer of 2006.

Younger characters have been introduced but the show has never recaptured its golden era of father-son hi-jinx between Lindsay and Kris Marshall, who left the series so long ago there must be people who think the only work he has ever done is irritate BT subscribers.

Its shares, 192p yesterday, have never recaptured the 450p peak which they hit amid the hype of Dolly's birth.

Poor Faith Kelly Ripaa, below), gone so young, having never recaptured fame as an actress or gotten out of her married sister's house.

Our victory in the coxed fours was the first British rowing gold since 1948, but we have never recaptured that bygone era when we won virtually everything on the water.

His brief stint on Captain America (just three issues) gave one of the oldest of superheroes a pop-art makeover and a bristling energy that, I would argue, has never been recaptured.

Four of the inmates — all Mexicans who officials suspect fled across the border — have never been recaptured.

Yet many big banks are trying to recapture something that Mr Vogt, now 73, has never lost: the human touch.