Sentence examples for reclaiming from from inspiring English sources
From National Socialism to Poujadism to the Tea Party, the suggestion that the motherland needs reclaiming from alien forces has been central to populist right-wing movements.
He said G.M. had a "strong chance" of one day reclaiming from Toyota its title as the world's largest carmaker and expressed regret that he would not be in Detroit to see it happen.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey estimates that this year will be just as busy, leading one former Port Authority economist to write in August that the city is in "striking distance" of reclaiming from Los Angeles the title of the country's busiest trade zone.
It may be irrigation water reclaimed from sewage treatment.
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But then miraculously, from this bog emerged Oshiwara, built on land reclaimed from the sea.
In either case, it will have to be reclaimed from bubbly teens, soccer fans, and publicists.
It is an urban farm reclaimed from an old asphalt playground, with soil piled high.
The city is attractively landscaped with generous parks, some on land reclaimed from the river.
During this process some materials are reclaimed from the old cuticle.
Much of the city is built on land reclaimed from the bay.
