Sentence examples for reclaimed about from inspiring English sources

According to the defense official, Vietnam has reclaimed about 60 acres (25 hectares) of land since 2009.

"This was all reclaimed about seven years ago," Emerson explains.

And he does it: listen to the way the main tune of the Allegro, the main part of the first movement, is reclaimed about two-thirds of the way through: it's another pitting of simultaneously rising and descending lines against each other, along with a thrillingly emphatic bass line, a moment that clinches both the music's contrapuntal consistency and its symphonic power.

One site was on the reclaimed farmland, which had been reclaimed about 2 years earlier, located west of Pengnali Village as shown in Fig. 1.

The bank has reclaimed about $5.8 million in bonuses from employees who participated in the conduct that led to the settlement.

China's anti-corruption watchdog, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, reclaimed about 2.3bn yuan£268m8m) in the 11 months to November.

Irradiation with solar light for 12 h was found to significantly reduce the cytotoxicity of chlorinated reclaimed water by about 75%, with ultraviolet light being responsible for the majority of this reduction.

The style has had a modern makeover and is all about reclaimed wood, exposed bricks, earthy colours and rich, natural textures like wool, linen and sheepskin.

Our planet's web of life is so fragile that one can't afford to be a snob about reclaimed land or mind why a business goes green.

It's easy to be sceptical, sitting here with our "I heart 2012" mugs and our souvenir lanyards, promenading around our royally monikered reclaimed wasteland, splashing about in our beautiful, municipally owned 50m swimming pool.

The plant has provided reclaimed water for about a decade to a golf course next door, but it recently expanded its facilities and is upgrading its technology so that soon the wastewater headed for golf courses will be further disinfected via ultraviolet light rather than with chlorine, which can be toxic in large concentrations.