Sentence examples for it reclaimed from inspiring English sources

The DUP avenged its 2010 loss in May 2015, when it reclaimed the Belfast East seat and deprived the APNI of any presence in the British Parliament.

The album was widely praised, not just for its literate storytelling, but also for how it reclaimed southern rock from the state fair circuit of Lynyrd Skynyrd cover bands.

Honeyed wood, much of it reclaimed, dominates the serene interior by the Japanese design firm Super Potato.

Since it reclaimed the Sinai in 1982 after a 15-year occupation by Israel, the Egyptian government has coveted the land but never embraced its people.

The district is essentially a low-lying coastal plain, much of it reclaimed marshland, although marshes in the extreme north have not been drained.

In a world that demands "cheesy pop music to make money", Bellville attributes Boiler Room's success to the way in which it reclaimed "the luxury of idealism".

Instead, it focused on adding military infrastructure to its reclaimed features.

But for all its reclaimed machismo, he added, "The bottom line is this: The best response to the question, 'Why the mustache?' is, because it's fun".

Restating the swastika controversy, can it or should it be reclaimed, especially in light of the fact that Nazi sympathizers and other virulent anti-Semites are still using it?

The "Much Ado" house was built in the 1920s, but Cole gutted it to the studs and rebuilt it using reclaimed French wood and tiles, graceful arched doorways and leaded glass windows and antique furniture from yard sales in Cape Cod, where she grew up.

To keep the wall flourishing year-round in the desert heat, it uses reclaimed water from irrigation overflow and its own lagoons and is set up to catch any excess and is recycled back into the resort's watering system to use again.