Sentence examples for recapture its role from inspiring English sources

Apple may be sitting on a $137bn cash mountain, but unless it can recapture its role as an "inspiring" technology leader and settle its legal battles, the perception may grow that its best days are behind it, analysts believe.

Britain is a long way from recapturing its role as an industrial powerhouse.

Like Mr. Tong, Mr. Chan said Hong Kong -- with a population of 6.8 million -- was simply too small to recapture its once dominant role in the Asian film industry.

Honda is preparing to introduce models it hopes will recapture its sizzle in the small-car market.

Each would recapture its competitive zeal and gain the freedom to act on it.

Electronic Arts has been trying admirably to recapture its élan.

Its dysfunctional offense did not recapture its shooting touch.

Critics have widely agreed that the show has managed to recapture its form.

Some in the sports news media say the Irish program will never recapture its former glory.

The films that try hardest to recapture its twisted, doomy romanticism, like Brian De Palma's 1976 "Obsession" (with a score by Mr. Herrmann and Mike Figgiss's 1991 "Liebestraum" (in which Ms. Novak plays a supporting role), always wind up proving that Hitchcock's dark vision is too wayward, too eccentric to be imitated: there's never enough wandering in them.

By the end of the decade, Daimler wants to recapture its leading position among the luxury automakers.