Sentence examples for reclaimed a bit from inspiring English sources

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.

The school sits on drained swampland, and over the summer nature had reclaimed a bit of the court.

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

Sat 10pm, CenturyLink Field (NBCSN) Thurs 11pm, JeldWen Field (NBCSN) Dave Clark, Sounder at Heart, Seattle: Beating the Rapids in a way that overcame so many obstacles while reclaiming a bit of Sounders FC glory was a great thing.

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.

"I like to think I'm reclaiming a bit of my history by doing this," he told me.

"What I'm trying to do right now is reclaim a little bit of my personal time.

It certainly removes it from Richard and Mildred Loving and I think this story needed to reclaim a little bit of that.

This was really just the people just reclaiming a little bit of pedestrian zone in one of the craziest cities".