Sentence examples for is reclaimed from from inspiring English sources
O'Malley's hero, a boy with a hallucinatory consciousness, is reclaimed from a monastery by the mother he thought was dead.
Designed by WRK, Brooklyn Winery hits nearly every hipster industrial design trope: The wood is reclaimed from church pews, schools and World War II ammo boxes.
About half of all the antimony produced is reclaimed from scrap lead alloy from old batteries, to which antimony had been added to provide hardness.
After all, it is reclaimed from pure, discomforting grimness by the evidence that the author survived his childhood to write about it with such cleansing vengeance.
After all, it is reclaimed from pure, discomforting grimness by the evidence that the author survived his childhood to write about it with such cleansing vengeance (2 00).
Heat is reclaimed from the plate heat exchanger installed at the outlet of the compressor to provide sufficient hot water for residential use.
Is it going to be reclaimed from the blockbusters by art house cinema?
In lower Manhattan, land was reclaimed from the river by filling wetland with garbage and concrete.
In either case, it will have to be reclaimed from bubbly teens, soccer fans, and publicists.
