Sentence examples for over recapturing from inspiring English sources

With what Beckett describes as "crucial, illicitly political advice", the first sea lord, Admiral Sir Henry Leach, screwed her courage to the sticking place by telling her that if Britain were to "pussyfoot" over recapturing the islands, then "in another few months we shall be living in a different country whose word counts for little".

Where the characteristic sound of sleighbells should cast a spell over the opening, recapturing that magic at every return, there was an already weary feel.

The final score was 96-91, the Lakers taking a two-games-to-one lead over the 76ers, recapturing home-court advantage and shutting some fairly big fat mouths.

Lincoln realized in early summer 1863 that he had two big challenges: reestablishing control over the Army and recapturing public opinion.

His Republican Party is in its worst shape in a decade, with Democrats growing cockier every day over their chances of recapturing both houses of the Legislature.

Rejecting the ethical traditions of Judaism as it has evolved over time, Zionism fixed its sights solely on recapturing an aggressive ethno-national identity.

Its insurgency would "soon be over", as regional forces recapture territory from the group, he said in a statement.

Releasing and recapturing particle.

By recapturing heat from TELUS data centres housed onsite, it allows the new headquarters to reduce its conventional energy demand for heating and cooling by over 80percentt.

Dan's unimpressed: Karpov is pondering over how to recapture the pawn...but he is wasting a lot of time.

Standard Chartered's share price rose on the news, and has now recaptured over half of the dramatic 22% drop after the accusations were announced on August 6th.In this section Hold your nose An unsettling settlement Together, forever?