Sentence examples for reclaimed so much from inspiring English sources

She's reclaimed so much of her life that she's even modeling again.

Finished lead can be reclaimed so we won't run out of it.

Goudstikker's heirs waged a long and costly battle to reclaim them, paying so much to lawyers and Toussaint that they had to sell recovered works at auction.

But beyond women who tried to reclaim "slut" for themselves, other feminists have rightfully asked why we should all try to reclaim a word with so much baggage – especially a word that impacts different women differently, and brings them a lot more pain than righteous justice.

Soil in areas newly reclaimed from the sea contains so much salt that most plants will not grow.

If the left is to truly stand a chance against threats like Donald Trump, it needs to reclaim the moral authority embodied in so much of its history.

HONG KONG residents have long joked that so much land has been reclaimed from their harbour that one day they'll be able to walk from Central to Kowloon, two areas connected by the famous old Star Ferry.

"So much was lost that reclaiming any of it is a major event".

It is hard to imagine Arsène Wenger, ever unwilling to configure his team with the opposition in mind, borrowing Mark Hughes's blueprint, but the chances are that José Mourinho will not so much review it as reclaim it.

Running is political because women's bodies are policed so much, and we're reclaiming our bodies in a form of strength".

They suggest that Mr. Artschwager has not so much lost his cool as reclaimed an earlier part of himself.