Sentence examples for it's reclaiming from inspiring English sources

That's not overstepping the bounds between journalism and partisanship; it's reclaiming the ground that journalistic cowardice has ceded to partisanship.

For Cavs fans, bringing home a championship is more than just winning a game; it's reclaiming a legacy tarnished by others.

"It's reclaiming and sustaining what already exists".

Eritrea says it was reclaiming its own land when it marched over the line in May 1998; Ethiopia says it must have the territory back before it will agree to a comprehensive peace agreement.

On Thursday, in an effort to regain some of its lost credibility, a government panel reviewing coal concessions announced that it was reclaiming four coal fields from companies that had not made sufficient progress in mining.

"What turns out to be really important is just that they learn some piece of the language because it is reclaiming their heritage," Dr. Rudes said.

So when our European allies reacted negatively to the phrase "axis of evil," the Bush White House may well have felt that it was reclaiming the Reagan legacy.

Offsetting the total cost will be a $200 million cash payment that AT&T will make to British Telecom six months after Concert closes, in mid-2002, for equipment in the Asia-Pacific region and for other Concert assets that it is reclaiming.

Teachers using it are reclaiming as much as 75 minutes a week in the classroom by using AskMyClass as a kind of teaching assistant.

Laroche said it was rented to a family of solicitors until it was reclaimed in the 1950s by Bridoux's granddaughter, whose husband, Daniel Fabre, still lives in the house.

David Malcolm explained that it was "reclaimed" land.