Sentence examples for might be recaptured from inspiring English sources
While a great deal of that cost might be recaptured in a market consisting of luxury estates worth $3 million or more, very little of the cost would be recognized in a first time homebuyer market where the homes are worth $50,000.
One of the greatest of his achievements is symbolised by the fact that at a time when a young Wales have excited such belief in their possibilities, Williams can be credited with so regularly reminding the nation of what was achieved in the past and what might just be recaptured.
The meal itself cannot be recaptured in words.
He twice escaped from custody, only to be recaptured.
(Some of those taxes can also be recaptured, notes Wetter).
Rejected images could then be recaptured.
But both were taken in by the Union Army, without whose help they might have been recaptured.
In fact, if the blood-stained Liberian had not been recaptured, Mr Bush might well have been forced to cancel his meeting with Mr Obasanjo.
The jaguar, which was estimated to be 16 years old, was recaptured with tranquilizing darts on March 2 after wildlife personnel feared that it might be in poor health.
