Sentence examples for reclaimed after from inspiring English sources
"This is our little sliver of greenery that we reclaimed after Sept. 11.
The energy firms say that modern technology means the mess would be minimal, and the land can be reclaimed after the gas runs out.
The potted trees are dropped off and reclaimed after Christmas, then moved to a six-acre industrial site that belongs to the Shell Oil Company in Carson, Calif.
The valley, just a few hours drive from the capital Islamabad, was only reclaimed after a major military operation was launched in 2009.
Alternatively, hektemorage may simply have been the contractual basis on which powerful men assigned land to cultivators in the 9th and 8th centuries, when Attica was being reclaimed after the previous impoverished period.
Last summer the National Theatre reclaimed "After the Dance," a meaty slab of Rattigan esoterica that went on to win four Olivier Awards — London's answer to the Tonys — the most for any show at this year's ceremony on March 13.
The paper extensively details how Hitler's personal photographer, Heinrich Hoffman — classified as a "Major Offender" by the Allies in 1947 – nonetheless managed to reclaim after the war a huge portion of the valuables he stole.
His unit, the Erbil Battalion, reclaimed Makmour after the Islamic State in Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) had seized and held the town, on September 14th, for three days.
In the art museums I saw exhibited impressionist paintings "bought back" from Jewish interests, which had justly reclaimed them after the war.
On lap 215, Johnson reclaimed second, after passing Reutimann.
Leicester reclaimed fourth place after a 19-11 victory at home to Northampton in a fiercely fought derby.
