Sentence examples for reclaim command from inspiring English sources

But as the South's economy grew in recent decades, it also began to seem like a slight to national pride, and efforts to reclaim command responsibility began.

Then Sanchez (and Tebow) can reclaim command of the offense as the Jets head into the regular-season opener against the Buffalo Bills.

French fliers reclaimed command of the air over the battlefield, and Pétain deployed hundreds of artillery pieces to Verdun, linking many of the new batteries by telephone.

We live in a world where just questioning consumerism seems bizarre, but we can reject its commands and reclaim some of our power from it.

But on Monday the government's special security command centre announced it would reclaim five protest sites around the city for public use, a move made possible under a state of emergency declared in January.

Activists said the government of Bashar al-Assad also bombed one of two water distribution plants in the opening move of what the military command described as an operation to reclaim the opposition-controlled eastern districts of the city.

At the Tuesday meeting, Ms. Najjar told parents that she hoped to reclaim the P.S. 89 building, which the city's Office of Emergency Management is using as its command center, by Thanksgiving.

"Reclaim our country".

To reclaim the Agreement.

You can reclaim your rhythm.

They can reclaim some energy.