Sentence examples for reclaim bits from inspiring English sources

Allotted by the government, and based on Geiger readings, the visits are meant to be opportunities for the refugees to reclaim bits of their blasted lives, pasted together in rushed acts of human pathos.

At a panel discussion on Friday night, Mr. Wilson spoke of visiting her in Osaka, recounting, with great feeling, how she seemed able to reclaim bits of herself when he coaxed minute gestures from her.

"Over time, the sea will reclaim it, bit by bit," he said.

You reclaim a bit of power when you have a chicken and get its eggs".

What the company was willing to say is that its users have now spent a quarter of a million hours in Stride's Focus Mode, which is meant to allow worked to reclaim a bit of sanity in today's notification-driven world by allowing you to turn off all incoming messages and notifications.

That said, there are some Emirati acts trying to reclaim a bit of prestige.

A necropsy reclaimed the bits of plastic -- washed, labeled and stored in a plastic bag.

Once we reclaim our focus, bit by bit and day by day, things become a little easier to manage.

But it's the diligent people sowing on a daily basis that make the movement to reclaim disused, rotting bits of urban wasteland one you should truly give a crap about.

But before she was widowed, she had reclaimed a bit of the spotlight for herself.

Seven years ago, the building reclaimed a bit of its publishing heritage with the arrival of the Harvard University Press.