Sentence examples for reclaimed only a from inspiring English sources

The budget also left untouched the $2.8 billion planned for the Marine Corps's troubled V-22 vertical takeoff aircraft, and reclaimed only a fraction of the billions that could be saved on missile defense while needed research and development proceed.

Although imperial territory in the East could be reclaimed only by military conquest, in the Balkans and in Greece the work of reclamation could be assisted by the diplomatic weapon of evangelization.

While some claims for ancestral citizenship can be reclaimed only based on the the family name's line.

The valley, just a few hours drive from the capital Islamabad, was only reclaimed after a major military operation was launched in 2009.

He reclaimed not only the story of his life, but a sense of artistic purpose, and not incidentally a book title that had been for too long sullied by history's most vile tyrant.

But now Robinson has not only reclaimed a spot in the rotation, over the last two games he has taken over much of the point guard duties from the struggling Chris Duhon.

Her temple was so badly damaged that the forest reclaimed the land and only a few stones from the foundation could be found in the underbrush.

In an age of technological dystopias, it is necessary to reclaim not only the spirit but the materials of those who once believed that utopias could be achieved through ingenuity, and altitude, and to reapply them to the cities in which we live.

Not only was American history reclaimed by a company of artists of color, but Broadway's formidable race barrier — an economic divide reinforcing the cultural one — has taken a serious hit.  .

You can only reclaim an area back into native prairie if you are in a location where the native prairie once was prevalent 100 years or so ago.

On discovering the deserted village, the soldiers not only reclaimed the looted merchandise but also took animal pelts and two canoes.