Sentence examples for less recapture from inspiring English sources
If Canterbury are to progress deep into the finals Reynolds, should he stay fit much less recapture his best form, will surely have to find a way to silence the Mr Hyde that lurks within.
Hewitt and Hingis each pumped their fists throughout their straight-set victories during the first-round day session at Arthur Ashe Stadium, a pair of 26-year-olds trying less to recapture their past than to keep pace with their future.
Our goal was nothing less than recapturing the incredible waste of human talent represented by the millions of Americans who lack a high school diploma, and are unprepared for the college and career programs required for most of today's jobs.
Saadi said he expected it would take less time to recapture the western half of the city than the east, which was cleared in January after 100 days of fighting.
Most males (77%) and females (73%) were recaptured less than 150 m from their initial capture site and only 7% of males and 3% of females moved over 500 m during the study (Fig. 1).
The White House is hoping that yesterday's visit, to be followed today by breakfast with New York City firefighters and wreath-laying ceremonies in Shanksville, Pa., and at the Pentagon, and then a prime-time Oval Office address, helps the president recapture that less divisive time.
Finally, animals that were subsequently recaptured were less likely to be seropositive.
(This was mirrored in the analysis of seropositivity: animals subsequently recaptured were less likely to be seropositive).
If that statement holds, then the Kurdish operation to recapture Sinjar took less than forty-eight hours.
Everything has changed so much since his youth that he thinks perhaps he will find less change there, and may recapture happier days.
The storm and steel of combat lasts only a few pages, but it fastens Bowman to an idea – an ideal almost – of all-consuming action that his subsequent, less eventful existence will only recapture in moments of heightened physical intimacy.
