Sentence examples for reclaim up from inspiring English sources
For every £1,000 you save, the government adds £250, while higher-rate taxpayers can reclaim up to a further £250 in tax relief through their tax return.
"DWP argues that by offering councils 40% plus any amount of the fraud recouped councils could reclaim up to 140% of the amount defrauded.
Doing so could reclaim up to 9.7 billion gallons of water a year.
The word reclaim came up more than once to describe the rising tide.
The decision is a blow to more than a million bank customers who had hoped to reclaim charges – up to £38 a time in some cases – levied by their banks when they went overdrawn without permission.
Imagine what might happen if each of us were to get up, stand up, speak up, reclaiming the authority of our own hearts' wisdom way?
They can also reclaim costs of up to what the NHS would have spent.
Especially in hip-hop, the role of the major label is decreasingly relevant, but for a rapper like Mr. Banks, accustomed to the old ways of success, reclaiming an up-by-his-bootstraps narrative must be alternately frustrating and invigorating.
It is this atmosphere which inspired Romily Alice to create a series of nude, neon portraits which attempt to reclaim the pin-up image for a female gaze.
A recently launched app called Lean will help iPhone 6s and 6s Plus owners clean up their photo library and reclaim the storage space taken up by Live Photos, the new photo feature introduced on Apple's latest iPhones.
More broadly, Mr Thaksin accuses the Thai aristocracy of suppressing democracy and urges his followers, who are largely lower middle-class, to rise up and reclaim their rights.
