Sentence examples for recaptured during from inspiring English sources

So far the region's leaders are adopting the Soviet practice of keeping their citizens in the dark.Talysh was captured and recaptured during the Karabakh war; three-quarters of its 600 houses are still in ruins.

Yet much of the authority that Congress recaptured during the post-Watergate and post-Vietnam administrations of Carter and Ford it gave back when Ronald Reagan assumed the presidency and flexed his presidential muscle to push through an ambitious agenda that included massive tax cuts and an escalation of America's global struggle against Communism.

According to Bill Reinert of Toyota, one of the great advantages of the Prius electrical system in which the battery is charged by the petrol engine and using energy recaptured during braking is the fact that you never need to plug it in and that it never runs out of juice.

The regenerative energy recaptured during coasting and braking energy used by the hybrid to recharge its battery, which provides some of the car's power is, at the margin, "free".

Areas in the south-east of the country remained in German hands, and were briefly recaptured during the German Ardennes Offensive in the winter of 1944.

The importance of the Halfaya Pass as a safe supply route was highlighted to Rommel, and 11 days later it was recaptured during Operation Skorpion, a German counter-attack.

REN is the proportion of the injected water that the same ASR well can recapture during subsequent extraction periods.

The following month, Hobart supported the US forces that recaptured Cebu during the liberation of the Philippines.

The city experienced a brief period of Persian rule at the turn of the 5th century BC, but the Greeks recaptured it during the Greco-Persian Wars.

Seven Worm-eating Warblers originally color-banded on territories in adjacent mature forest were recaptured in clearcuts during the post-fledging period, four with dependent young.

The city was captured by Royalist troops and then recaptured for Parliament during the English Civil War.