Sentence examples for reclaim after from inspiring English sources
The paper extensively details how Hitler's personal photographer, Heinrich Hoffman — classified as a "Major Offender" by the Allies in 1947 – nonetheless managed to reclaim after the war a huge portion of the valuables he stole.
He added that he believed the fight would be easier than in the east, which took 100 days to reclaim after the offensive was launched in mid-October.
So it may seem ironic that my contribution to this volume attempts to reclaim, after a fashion, Turner's thesis, but for the "other" side, in order to discuss the work of Comanche poet Sy Hoahwah and his collection of interrelated poems, Velroy and the Madischie Mafia.
"This is our little sliver of greenery that we reclaimed after Sept. 11.
To improve resource efficiency, the surfactant was reclaimed after use; 84% of the initial SDS was recovered by precipitation.
The energy firms say that modern technology means the mess would be minimal, and the land can be reclaimed after the gas runs out.
The potted trees are dropped off and reclaimed after Christmas, then moved to a six-acre industrial site that belongs to the Shell Oil Company in Carson, Calif.
The hoard was never reclaimed after the rebellion and that fact alone suggests that whoever buried the 482 coins did not survive the conflict.
The valley, just a few hours drive from the capital Islamabad, was only reclaimed after a major military operation was launched in 2009.
The aim of this study was to measure the spatial patterns of soil biogeochemical properties in a young aspen stand reclaimed after oil sands extraction and to evaluate how the patterns were related to nutrient availability.
Recovered from the private collection of the Nazi foreign minister, Joachim von Ribbentrop, "Waterlilies" was one of an estimated 2,000 artworks that the French government reclaimed after the war, but said it could not identify the owners.
