Sentence examples for reoccupied in from inspiring English sources
It was mandated to Australia following World War I, taken by the Japanese in 1942, and reoccupied in 1945.
After a period of complete abandonment, it was reoccupied in the Middle Ages, but it never regained its early importance.
Israel has offered to withdraw only from the northern city of Beit Hanun, which it reoccupied in May to prevent rocket attacks into nearby Israeli towns.
It was reoccupied in the final phase of the Late Bronze Age (13th century bc) and was widely known in classical and Hellenistic times (c. 6th 1st centuries bc) until neighbouring Gortyn eclipsed it under the Roman Empire.
Afterward abandoned for nearly a thousand years, Hacılar was reoccupied in the late phase of the Neolithic by villagers of a far more sophisticated culture having advanced agriculture and pottery.
Founded in 1643 by the French as La Ravardière, it was reoccupied in 1664 after destruction by the Indians and was declared a city and renamed Cayenne in 1777.
Protesters have reoccupied Pearl Square in the capital, Manama, after the crown prince, Salman bin Hamad al-Khalifa, ordered the troops off the streets.
In 1952 a weather station was established on the ice island T-3; it was maintained for two years and was reoccupied briefly in 1955 and on a more permanent basis as an International Geophysical Year station in 1957.
It was bad enough that Kate Winslet and Sam Mendes reoccupied Connecticut in the misbegotten "Revolutionary Road," but the news that Ernest Hemingway is to be usurped by the fusty Anthony Hopkins (in "Hemingway and Fuentes," a bio-pic to be directed by, and co-starring, Andy Garcia, about the aging writer's friendship with a Cuban fishing-boat captain) should be cause for a seaside tea party.
The Byzantines reoccupied Belgrade in the next year.
In the summer of that year, after receiving an Athenian ultimatum, the Peloponnesians finally agreed to assemble an army and march to confront Mardonius, who had reoccupied Athens in June.
