Sentence examples for help to recapture from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Simley said Home Depot's marketing studies indicated that its stores actually help to recapture some related spending by shoppers outside each store's market.

"They called their families and explained that they are in Serbia," he said, adding his Serbian National Council would not help to recapture the escapees because it believes that the United Nations' struggling postwar justice system is unfair.

Its very emphasis on foreign film's greatest hits helps to recapture more sharply the cultural moment.

But they did much more, matching his imagination and helping to recapture the boldness in the music.

What We Like The conversion of larger, formerly institutional buildings like Rutherford Place and Landmark 17 is helping to recapture the original elegance of this enclave.

For me, music has always helped to recapture that magic.

If there is a note of desperation in asking him to open, as if that alone will help him to recapture former glories, it makes a kind of sense.

His inconsistency and inability to adapt to Roma having to build a more possession based attack against defensive opponents has seen the 22-year-old's level of performance drop but Watford will know all too well that if they can help Iturbe to recapture the form that had Juventus and Roma battle for his signature, they could complete the transfer coup of the season.

The recovery and rebuilding assistance under way in the quake zone has helped villagers to recapture some sense of normalcy.

His Angolan and Zimbabwean allies are helping him to recapture western Congo: the rebels have been ousted from their air base at Kitona; their hold on the Inga dam, which supplies the capital and the copper mines with electricity, is shaky; and Kisangani, a city in the north-east that recently fell into rebel hands, has come under attack.

Doing so would not only help Ukraine; it would also help the EU to recapture the values and principles that it seems to have lost.