Sentence examples for now been retrieved from inspiring English sources

Many of these 2,700 posts have now been retrieved and translated into English, in a fascinating and frequently very moving book just published by MIT.

He said the ashes and charred remains left after the fire burned itself out were collected in plastic bags and disposed of in a nearby river; some remains have now been retrieved.

The objectives of this study are to demonstrate that phenological parameters can now be retrieved from single-season high-resolution time series, and to compare these retrievals against those derived from multi-year high-resolution and single-season medium-resolution satellite data.

Presumably, the bodies of the journalists Marie Colvin and Remi Ochlik — killed on February 22nd in a rocket attack on the rebels' ad-hoc "media center" in Baba Amr — can now be retrieved and repatriated to their families.

Mr. Smith is one of several privacy advocates who argue that public records laws in general need to be re-examined in light of the ease with which private information can now be retrieved online.

Birth certificates, immigration records, decades-old newspaper articles — so much of the material that once sent biographers trekking to libraries and fumbling for the loose end of the microfilm reel can now be retrieved in a matter of seconds from any laptop.

They were deposited in the EMBL database and can now be retrieved using the Bioproject accession.

The lemma exists (or once existed) in their lexicon even though it cannot now be retrieved.

But no further bodies were found at the site, in the Dhaka suburb of Savar, indicating that all may now have been retrieved, a spokesman for the army, which is co-ordinating the salvage operation, said.

No waste has yet been retrieved.

Eight Granit missiles have been retrieved.