Sentence examples for reclaimed version from inspiring English sources

Rice's associate director, Matthew Dunster, will direct the "reclaimed" version of Cymbeline in which the king's daughter Imogen will be the titular figure.

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The viewing patterns for the three main network newscasts remained in flux on Tuesday night, with the "CBS Evening News With Katie Couric" effectively reclaiming the electronic version of the yellow jersey.

it's about reclaiming a traditional version of elegance and femininity.

(A version glued onto reclaimed wood later sold at Sotheby's for twenty-seven thousandollarsrs).

He might well be turning in that same grave if he could see this new version "renamed and reclaimed" by Matthew Dunster.

The Sensational Alex Harvey Band recorded a version in 1973 that reclaimed the squalor of the sordid scenario.

GOUDSTIKKER REVISITED The Jewish Museum's version of the exhibition "Reclaimed" will feature 12 works not included when the show was at the Bruce Museum in Greenwich, Conn., last year.

On Tuesday, Rice announced her inaugural season, which will open with a production of A Midsummer Night's Dream and end with a version of Cymbeline "renamed and reclaimed" as Imogen.

In a relatively quiet week for new releases, Emile Sande reclaimed the number one album with her debut, Our Version of Events; while US rocker Joe Bonamassa entered at number two with Driving Towards The Daylight.

The scholar-official and historian Zeng Gong (1019 1083) reclaimed last chapters of the ancient Zhan Guo Ce, proofreading and editing the version that would become the accepted modern version.