Sentence examples for recaptured much of from inspiring English sources

As the accidents faded from view, the company recaptured much of the market share it lost.

His first work in colour, a comedy of poor people living in slums, it recaptured much of the poignancy of his best works but failed financially.

Although the elevated roadway has been much damaged by later changes, the soft buff color on the lacy 1893 structure has recaptured much of the sophisticated elegance of what had been a gritty metal hulk.

Rechristened as St . Petersburg the former Russian capital has recaptured much of its glamour and offers an enchanting landscape not only for lovers of culture but for their children as well.

In subsequent years Henry recaptured much of Normandy and successfully secured marriage to Catherine of Valois.

In his second campaign, he recaptured much of Normandy and in a treaty secured a marriage to Catherine of Valois.

Mr. Pawlenty suggested that the government would recapture much of the lost revenue through higher levels of economic growth.

In 1996, the festival returned, recapturing much of its following and adding Sting and Plácido Domingo to its roster.

But with new light-colored windows, the facade does recapture much of its 1909/1962 elegance, which is pleasing to Mr. Platis, who appreciates the evident age of the stone and said he wanted to avoid a "like new" appearance.

An "energy recovery system," Mr. Wilson said, works on the same principle, but is able to transfer heat from incoming or outgoing air, thereby "recapturing" much of the heat or air-conditioning lost to the outside.

The Nigerian government has been fighting the group in a major counter-offensive, recapturing much of their former territory.