Sentence examples for later reclaimed from inspiring English sources

Native shrubs later reclaimed some of it.

Although the government later reclaimed control of the stations, the situation remained volatile.

(Mark Greene, an original member of the Moments, later reclaimed the name for a group of his own).

Her image was, surprisingly, later reclaimed by different parts of the feminist movement as a symbol of female empowerment: Page was seen as fierce woman making her way through life, appearing in scandalous material in which she seemed to not only enjoy herself, but exercise her own agency.

I'd never say Southampton was a hideously racist place, but I grew up feeling that the majority-white population seemed quite content that most of its black and Asian people were tucked away in one corner of the city – or in "the jungle", as they called it (a term later reclaimed by Derby Road locals).

The building had been seized by separatists on Sunday but was later reclaimed by police.

MacArthur reached France to complete the 44,012-km (27,348-mile) journey through the world's most dangerous seas in 71 days 14 hr 18 min 33 sec, breaking Joyon's record by 1 day 8 hr 35 min 49 sec (Joyon would later reclaim the record in 2008).

He then adopted the number 45. (Jordan would later reclaim number 23 during the 1995 Eastern Conference semi-finals).

After the team's 3 0 start, Bell temporarily shared possession of his quarterbacking duties until he subsequently reclaimed them later in the season, as Penn finished with a record of 3 5 2.

Four laps later, Stewart reclaimed the lead after passing Harvick.

Ten laps later, Johnson reclaimed the lead after Allmendinger fell to 27th while pitting.