Sentence examples for reclaiming that from inspiring English sources

Yesterday the club was revealed to have the highest in the country, reclaiming that status from Manchester City, who dropped to third.

Some sewing shops in the city's garment district, squeezed out during high-tech's gilded age, are quietly reclaiming that old neighborhood.

At age 30, Sorenstam has re-established herself as the most dominant player in women's golf, reclaiming that title from Karrie Webb, the defending Open champion who has yet to win on the L.P.G.A. Tour this year.

So in the admittedly unlikely event that the question of size comes up among his pals as they tool around the sandbox, I will not be surprised if he lies, reclaiming that stolen half inch and maybe even adding on another for good measure.

This year's World Cup run provides just one more justification for reclaiming that line as the ultimate compliment.

Caitlin's work shows the true ugliness behind men who treat sex workers like objects or feel entitled to their time, while reclaiming that ugliness as a source of power.

More of us should reclaim that word.

"Polaroid needs to reclaim that magic".

"We want to reclaim that golden age".

Volkswagen hopes the new Golf will reclaim that title.

If Gabriel Pasos has his way, it will reclaim that role.