Sentence examples for hope of recapturing from inspiring English sources

The rooms have all been redone with the hope of recapturing the hotel's history.

He could disappear for good in Iowa but is likely to soldier on in hope of recapturing that brief momentum.

His happiness doubtless contrasted with Berlusconi's mood when he visited the Milan changing room after the setback to the home club's hope of recapturing the Italian league title.

Although Denmark-Norway did not until 1720 give up hope of recapturing the provinces that had been lost to Sweden around the middle of the 17th century, it could not count on active support from the populations of these provinces.

The Second Northern War (Great Northern War; 1700 21) demonstrated that, even with alliances, Denmark had no hope of recapturing the territories lost to Sweden in the preceding century.

It appears, according to CardHub's report, that card issuers are willing to sacrifice interest revenue early on, in the hope of recapturing it later through higher annual percentage rates.

He entered the Senior Tour with hopes of recapturing some lost magic.

Even before election night, the Democrats had given up on hopes of recapturing the House of Representatives.

This time, hopes of recapturing that glory were vested in Mr Zidane, the working-class son of Algerian immigrants.

Republican hopes of recapturing the governor's mansion in Albany have just taken a serious financial hit.

Democrats say they must win the campaign to keep alive their slim hopes of recapturing the Senate.