Sentence examples for recapturing time from inspiring English sources

(Mr. Tiffany and Mr. Hoggett, collaborators on the Tony-winning "Once," proved themselves masters of recapturing time in the Scottish drama "Black Watch").

Every episode contains a reminder that Mr. Trump is a sovereign whose favor must be recaptured time and time again.

Only 15 of the 247 recaptured Nautiluses were immature at initial capture and recapture times and therefore able to provide accurate growth estimates with a mean of 0.0614±0.023 mm day−1) and a range between 0.018 and 0.111 mm day−1.

During his lecture on "Swann's Way," when he described Swann's recapturing lost time by biting into the madeleine cookie, a student -- of international affairs, I suppose -- tapped his wristwatch with a finger and protested that no matter what, the seconds ticking off were lost forever.

Recaptured Past Time, speeding by, threatens to obliterate the past.

Their skills clearly were diminished and there is a need for faculty to recapture lost time.

He recaptures a time — the early 1700s — when people took two weeks to get from Manhattan to Boston on horseback.

Despite his determination and ingenuity, Mr. Bruce was recaptured every time he broke free from Colditz Castle, near Leipzig.

That movie wasn't really about trying to win the guy back, but about trying to recapture a time in her life when she was happy.

It is also entertaining and ultimately touching in its determination to recapture lost time, to portray a younger, more carefree self and to bring back a lost loved one, if only on the page.

He does not wholly rule out an offensive to take Mosul but, as he outlines the conditions for a successful attack, it becomes clear that he does not expect the city to be recaptured any time soon.