Sentence examples for it's retaken from inspiring English sources

So it's retaken, and Gulbis wins another point - Federer has won just one since the break - but a service winner arranges a second.

Even though it was abandoned shortly after its initiation, it was retaken on the 1930s in a systematic manner and applied at various centers with diverse techniques for several decades.

In 1991, Shia rebels seized the city, and were slaughtered when it was retaken by Saddam's tanks.

The very same exam can apparently drop its reliability dramatically if it is retaken but only by those who have already passed it; ii.

Germany's Afrika Korps used Gabès as its headquarters during World War II before it was retaken by the British and French in 1943.

The forces of the Confederate Catholics took Banagher in 1642, but it was retaken by the Cromwellian Army in 1650, under the command of Henry Ireton, Cromwell's son-in-law.

Late in the 9th century it even attained semiautonomy, but it was retaken by the ʿAbbāsids in 892.

Ceded to Sweden in 1658, it was retaken by Christian V in 1676 and finally acquired by Sweden in 1678.

He was later captured but released, and he returned to Constantinople when it was retaken from the Crusaders (1261).

It was retaken by the Scottish national leader William Wallace but lost again to the English for a time in 1333.

It was retaken by opposition forces in 2012, and the siege was placed into effect in November that year.