Sentence examples for reacquire something from inspiring English sources

Education helps these brothers and sisters reacquire something many have lost - their dignity and their hope.

An avenger might wish to reacquire something lost, punish a "transgressor" and deter future violations, explains Tom Tripp, an associate professor of management and decision sciences at Washington State University, in Vancouver, Wash.

What is equally intriguing is that these investors are looking again at something as illiquid as a building, which goes to show just how quickly people can reacquire their appetite for risk if it means higher returns.

Cingular would reacquire those licenses in a takeover of AT&T Wireless.

"And we don't know how to reacquire it".

As a result, Lucent eventually decided to reacquire the company.

Reacquiring Peter Becomes an Option To improve their depth this season, the Giants are attempting to reacquire Christian Peter, a defensive tackle cut by the Indianapolis Colts after last season.

The Wizards are set to reacquire Trevor Ariza from the Suns, according to sources.

Cuban-Americans have an advantage, being required only to legally reacquire their Cuban nationality.

Does he retain nuclear-capable missiles or the ability to rapidly reacquire them?

He has tried to reacquire the Knicks' 2012 pick from Houston, without success.