Sentence examples for recapture later from inspiring English sources

At its most preposterous, "I Love Lucy" achieved a warmth, a depth of character and a humanity that even its creators couldn't recapture later.

They were recaptured later and tested for hormone levels.

They would often part ways from their owner on arrival, only to be recaptured later.

He was reportedly released and recaptured later before he was beheaded in a public square on Tuesday.

This is because cuts in CO2 are expected to be too slow to hit zero emissions quickly enough, so the overshoot has to be recaptured later by NETs.

The rings they placed around the birds' legs would allow others to identify individuals should they be recaptured later.

His administration was not marred by big controversies; indeed, his Virginia Economic Development Partnership ran a tight ship, using safeguards such as clawbacks and job quality standards (one clawback would even recapture money later from Star Scientific, the company at the heart of the scandal surrounding Bob McDonnell, a later governor convicted of corruption).

Rowley in Boadicea was able to recapture Africaine later in the day, but the frigate was severely damaged and unable to provide any reinforcement to the British squadron.

Bond is recaptured and later awakens at Fort Knox, clad in a gas mask as the nerve gas seemingly kills off the U.S. Army troops in the surrounding areas.

It appears, according to CardHub's report, that card issuers are willing to sacrifice interest revenue early on, in the hope of recapturing it later through higher annual percentage rates.

Similarly, Fort Ticonderoga was held by the French (1755 59) and the British (1759 75) until it was captured by Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Boys (May 10 , 1775, after which it was recaptured but later released by the British (1777).