Sentence examples for reclamation from from inspiring English sources

Reclamation from Lake Al-Manzilah to the east has brought more land under cultivation, but there are still extensive salt marshes in the north.

The city's last major reclamation from the sea, at Nariman Point in the 1960s and 70s, was marked by accusations of collusion between the government and builders.

It is a miracle of reclamation from scattered cuneiform tablets and sends out ripples to the Old Testament, Homer and Beowulf.

"Mine was on heat reclamation from a service system in the Butte aux Cailles neighborhood," Matt Stromberg, from Norwalk Community College, in Connecticut, said.

P.S.: There are two other films that enact a similarly powerful personal reclamation from both sides of the camera: Jean Eustache's "Numéro Zéro" and, of course, in an altogether different dimension, Claude Lanzmann's "Shoah"; both came later.

And the song itself, once a potent anthem throbbing with sincerity, is now in need of reclamation from decades of sap-dripping covers by the likes of Ed Ames and Jim Nabors.

However, due to the lack of seismograph at the liquefied sites in these cases, the estimates of the peak ground acceleration (PGA) become uncertain due to extreme site effect on the land reclamations from old fish or farm ponds.

He took over reclamation obligations from Walter Energy, another mining company that had declared bankruptcy.

This brownfield reclamation resulted from a joint effort of the village, county, state and the Scenic Hudson environmental group.

"We bring something to the table, the American people as a whole," said DaMarcus Beasley, a reclamation project from the past two World Cups and just about the last American included on the bus to South Africa.

Even though Gooden did not get the victory, the Yankees were giddy because a reclamation project from the Devil Rays was pitching as well as anyone else on their staff.