Sentence examples for recaptured once more from inspiring English sources
He fled north, hoping to board a ship for Sweden, but was recaptured once more and later imprisoned at two other concentration camps before being liberated.
Of the 2460 individuals captured, 247 were recaptured once, 17 recaptured twice and three recaptured three times.
Dirleton was garrisoned by the English, but must have been retaken by the Scots before 1306, when the English commander Aymer de Valence, 2nd Earl of Pembroke recaptured Dirleton once more.
Barr was recaptured and escaped once more before finally making it through the Alpine crossing himself, leading a group of more than twenty.
Nintendo's hope is to recapture the market once more by playing the same card it always does – a new kind of control – and will probably have some success in doing so.
Holt was prolific for the next decade but failed to recapture the moment, relying once more on cover versions for some of his later output.
As Republicans prepare to take the stage for the next presidential debate in Las Vegas on Tuesday, they find themselves struggling yet again to recapture the spotlight from Trump – and forced once more to try to explain away his demagoguery.
A fresh invasion of Livonia by the Swedes recalled him thither once more, and in 1609 he relieved Riga and recaptured Pernau.
For juvenile males recaptured more than once within a summer, the likelihood of observing an animal at its natal breeding area within an island increased significantly with time between recaptures.
From 1214 to 1230 Skopje was a part of Byzantine successor state Epirus before recaptured by Ivan Asen II and held by Bulgaria until 1246 when the Upper Vardar valley was incorporated once more into a Byzantine state - the Empire of Nicaea.
— President Obama opened a two-day, three-campus swing on Tuesday designed to recapture the youth vote that helped propel him to the White House four years ago, presenting himself once more as a product of poverty in implicit contrast to his wealthy opponent.
