Sentence examples for it's recapturing from inspiring English sources

"It's recapturing the history of the city and its cultural genius that had been lost," said Professor Russo, who said the Palermo visit greatly energized this effort.

"It's recapturing the 19th century, when taste was a part of life," he adds, sounding like that other trans-Atlantic superstar Oscar Wilde.

Following the Royalist defeat in 1264, the rebel leader Simon de Montfort seized Ludlow Castle, but it was recaptured shortly afterwards by Henry's supporters, probably led by Geoffrey de Geneville.

The trappers had fixed a metal band to the harrier's leg, assigning it an identity should it be recaptured elsewhere or found dead.

According to the Human Rights Watch report, at least 190 civilians were killed by Islamist rebels in the Latakia countryside on Aug. 4, and more than 200 noncombatants, mostly women and children, are still being held hostage Lama Fakih, the rights group's deputy director in Beirut, visited the area last month after it was recaptured by government forces to gather evidence and speak with survivors.

The city's urban development was flavoured with the German and Japanese architecture until it was recaptured in 1949.

It was recaptured for the Christians by Alfonso VI in 1085.

It was recaptured in August of the same year.

In 1779 it was recaptured by the French, but it was restored to Britain in 1783.

Rimini passed to the Byzantines and from them to the Goths, from whom it was recaptured by the Byzantine general Narses, and then to the Lombards and Franks.

Taken from the Moors by Ferdinand III of Castile in 1244, it was recaptured by them in 1331 and finally united to Christian Spain in the 15th century.