Sentence examples for recapture better from inspiring English sources

Both will be trying to recapture better days on Sunday as the music network shows its annual presentation of the Video Music Awards.

"We hope to recapture a better sense of what the garden used to be, before the natural setting encroached on it," Ms. Wolfe said.

We reminisce, and we relive, and we dream of recapturing those better times.

Therefore the relatively low recapture rate is better explained by dispersal and mortality.

A vote for me is a vote to rebuild the country and recapture the spirit of better times from Afghanistan's past.

It is better to recapture an entire army, establishment or company than to destroy it.

The edgier the rivalry, the greater the school spirit, the more alumni around to recapture their salad days the better.

However, by triangulating between archaeological data points, modern genetic inferences and historical linguistics, we should be better placed to recapture and reconstruct patterns of evolutionary process and history that brought us to where we are today.

The recapture of Joaquín Guzmán Loera, better known as El Chapo, in Mexico earlier this month has given the world's most infamous drug lord a healthy dose of attention.

Many Democrats now concede that their immediate goal is to narrow the divide so they have a better chance of recapturing the House in 2006.

Many Democrats now concede that their immediate goal is far less ambitious: to narrow the divide so they have a better chance of recapturing the House in 2006.