Sentence examples for recapture everything from inspiring English sources

It's a chance to recapture everything you've ever lost: college friends, out-of-print rarities, quotations that had vanished forever.

She paints as an escapee from the academy, who has returned to untaughtness in an effort to recapture spontaneity, though everything she does is the tribute of a wayward pupil to that academy.

I transcribed them with difficulty, and with growing fascination, all one summer, peering back to the very different summer of 1933, when he arrived in his new parish, and tried to recapture how it was: "Everything is suddenly on the move, unfixed, the old landmarks of his depression left behind in the Rhondda - along with his wife and son and [my mother] Valma, too, for the moment..

And there was a sense this week that some designers were trying to recapture that moment, back before everything became so corporate and ego driven.

It is, by some distance, the best album John has made in decades, sounding nothing like an attempt to recapture his 70s glory years and everything like a man embarking on a new musical chapter.

Maybe the harsher economic years ahead will teach me to tone down my silly expectations, stop obsessing about status and try to recapture the easy delight my parents had with everything good in their lives.

Our victory in the coxed fours was the first British rowing gold since 1948, but we have never recaptured that bygone era when we won virtually everything on the water.

Ranieri has admitted "we are missing everything from last season", but here his team recaptured their magic.