Sentence examples for never be recaptured from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, though, the World Trade Center was about a height and a sense of abandon that may never be recaptured.

One aspect of early television that can never be recaptured is the combined sense of astonishment and glamour that greeted the medium during its infancy.

Hundreds of people, near and far, signed it, many expressing outrage that a hospital would prevent parents from recording such a momentous occasion, one that could never be recaptured.

It's going to be a big ask (if you'll allow the football parlance) for the game to live up to the quality of its graphics, and for a lot of us those FFVII glory days will never be recaptured.

Songs like "Hazy Shade of Winter," "Leaves That Are Green" and "Old Friends," and one the duo performed from Mr. Simon's solo career, "Slip Slidin' Away," see the present disappearing into a past that can never be recaptured.

Criticism, especially of theatre – which happens in a place and a time that can never be recaptured – works best when it exists in conversation, and I don't know if Australian theatremakers, audiences, and readers want to engage with that conversation right now.

Four of the inmates — all Mexicans who officials suspect fled across the border — have never been recaptured.

His brief stint on Captain America (just three issues) gave one of the oldest of superheroes a pop-art makeover and a bristling energy that, I would argue, has never been recaptured.

Christmas is all about memories that can never quite be recaptured, although year after year we try to summon them.

Most of the new local bands, however, signed for huge advances with major out-of-town labels, and the impetus was lost, never to be recaptured.

But what struck me was a strange synchronicity between the play and the place that can never quite be recaptured when the show moves to London's Donmar or goes on a UK tour.