Sentence examples for need to recapture from inspiring English sources

Democrats need to recapture 25 seats to take the majority.

These are not sending out signals, and you need to recapture the owl to download data.

We need to recapture some of that inclusive, progressive and enlightened thinking.

As fashion, he said, it represents a distinction at a time when major houses need to "recapture their DNA".

Strategically, the Conservatives need to recapture the Cameron Highlands if they are to stand a chance of beating Brown.

Finally, mainstream politicians need to recapture patriotism and a positive — even populist — nationalism that is rooted in core democratic values.

Arnold utilised the siege mentality brilliantly at the smaller Central Coast Mariners, but Sydney need to recapture the pride and swagger of being a "big club".

And business leaders are not sure that the attacks are over, in part because of the ruling party's need to recapture the urban vote.

"I don't know if that was the moment I felt a need to recapture 'the moment'," she later said, linking her disappointment to a "curiousity about photography".

"We believe that this is one of a small number of areas where we need to recapture public confidence," he said.

So next Sunday, those adults who need to recapture their childhood can attend "Usdan University," a one-day arts camp for adults.