Sentence examples for reclaiming of from inspiring English sources
Islam was a refuge, a reclaiming of a lost heritage, a bastion against imported ideas.
It represents a great reclaiming of one's own destiny after the tragedy".
"Why isn't there similar outrage and international mobilization on the reclaiming of the proceeds of corruption?" she added.
The draw delays, but no more than that, Barcelona's reclaiming of the Spanish league title from Real Madrid.
Woods had a buoyancy that was sometimes elusive on his way to a reclaiming of his number one world ranking.
After the pastoral concerns of the hippies, punk was a celebration of urbanism, a reclaiming of the inner city.
In his article (The Sport blog, 9 November), John Crace celebrates Spurs' fans "reclaiming" of the word Yid.
Who are you?'" The simple reclaiming of these public surfaces was an act of defiance in itself against the government.
Women who have chosen tattoos over reconstruction cite the reclaiming of their bodies as the main reason for the choice.
The Murrays had another incentive for going, a personal reclaiming of a place that had been important to them.
New York The reclaiming of the Hudson River waterfront has provided a great alternative to Central Park for joggers.
