Sentence examples for reclaimed success from inspiring English sources

Du Chaillu's personal history, the unifying element amid all this, unfolds into a tale of "tainted" origins, shame, youthful pluck, success followed by disgrace followed by reclaimed success, incompetence (his second Gabonese expedition was a catalog of pratfalls and bad judgment) and continual self-­invention, culminating in his late career as an author of books on Norse mythology.

What then is the best means for success comparison (for bond release purposes) with a young reclaimed area?

The area, reclaimed and developed in the 1930s, was celebrated as a sign of the regime's engineering and social success.

Reclamation success is determined by a quantitative comparison of data from the reference area with data from the reclaimed area that include: cover (vegetative cover, total ground cover), production (total production, specific species production), density and distribution (shrubs, trees), species diversity, and species composition (Bilbrough and Howlin 2012).

Two Western analysts with military experience told VICE News that an amphibious assault of the kind being discussed — launched from the sea, with the port city then being reclaimed street by street — would be a deeply complex operation only the U.S. military could undertake with any guarantee of success.

Reclaimed pine flooring has under-floor heating.

Reclaimed water brings several benefits to users.

Floorboards throughout are of mellow reclaimed wood.

The shelves are all reclaimed wood.

Norwegians have reclaimed television as relaxation.

Successes last year, during the first Green Carpet Challenge, included a repurposed wedding gown from Christiana Couture for the Golden Globes, milk fibre and reclaimed vintage bugle beads from the US label Mr Larkin for the Los Angeles Film Critics Award, and fairly traded and mud-dyed silk from Les Racines Du Ciel for A Single Man's Paris premiere.