Sentence examples for quickly reclaim from inspiring English sources

Yet the poem could quickly reclaim its political meaning, and serve as a comment on military events.

Sumner Redstone is asking a court to derail Viacom Chief Executive Philippe Dauman's efforts to quickly reclaim a seat on a trust that eventually will oversee the mogul's $40-billion 40-billion media

Every time the record has been broken since, he quickly reclaimed it.

With relative peace restored to Cambodia in recent years, the surrounding bush is quickly reclaiming the place.

Isaac Hayes' surprise Oscar win for his "Theme from 'Shaft' " forced the Motion Picture Academy to acknowledge the existence of composers working in contemporary popular forms like rock and soul, even if the prizes were quickly reclaimed by middle-of-the-road schlockmeisters.

Within a year the Bulldogs were playing in the preliminary final while their standing as a club of ill-repute was scrubbed clean, Canterbury quickly reclaiming its tag as the family club.

Critics say Elan's practice of setting up joint ventures to take responsibility for developing new drugs, then quickly reclaiming its investment in each venture as a licensing fee, had the effect of recycling the company's own money as revenue.

Gates quickly reclaimed the top ranking after Ortega's shares slipped slightly to 33.80 Euros as of 10 52 a.m.

After a down-to-the-bones, four-year facelift, the 85-year-old Rosewood Hotel Georgia quickly reclaimed its title as belle of the ball among Vancouver's most elegant hotels when it re-opened in July 2011.

Houston quickly reclaimed the lead, 24-23, on Harden's layup in transition.

It saw action during the French invasion of 1798 (where it was taken but quickly reclaimed) and also in WWII but was finally decommissioned in 1964.