Sentence examples for might reclaim from inspiring English sources

Stripped of its artistic components, the premise goes, figure skating might reclaim its athletic credibility.

With the brutal and heavily plotted "Lullaby," Palahniuk might reclaim the title of messianic superwriter.

Chamblee conceded that Woods might reclaim some of his former stature, perhaps even be ranked No. 1 in the world again.

But some fans have also interpreted his messages as an indication that Gallagher might reclaim the Oasis name for his group Beady Eye.

With the support of a fellowship from Magnum Foundation, he is working to build his collection into an interactive, multimedia digital archive, where he hopes some of his subjects or their descendants might reclaim their images and share their stories.

"You wasted life, why wouldn't you waste the afterlife?" Modest Mouse, which plays at the Capitol Theatre on Oct. 13-14, remains a testament to the peculiar influence MTV wielded not so long ago — the network might reclaim such authority by embracing indie's current outsized characters, like Father John Misty or St . Vincent(or, at least, by occasionally airing their music videos).

In his first term, the president repeatedly sought a China policy that might help reclaim millions of jobs by prodding companies to keep or create positions in America.

Anyway, what I'm saying is: without pumping 30 cumulative hours of the same thing into your brain repeatedly for weeks on end you might actually reclaim your regular sleeping pattern full of perfectly normal dreams about fisting a work colleague.

But this would be a one-off and might be reclaimed from the banks.

But these early works reveal him to have been an inspired colorist and show what he might have reclaimed, had he not died of heart disease in 1962, at only 51.

A potluck supper was organized for Tuesday night, and a "lost and found" bench was set up along Dover Road, where the Shakuns live, so that possessions found in the floodwaters' path might be reclaimed.