Sentence examples for retaken at from inspiring English sources

Just as Hama, a city that rivals Homs in size, was retaken at the beginning of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, violence has shaken Homs during an important Muslim holiday, Id al-Adha, which began Sunday.

The government retook at least two important towns Grand Goâve and St Marc but police were reported to have abandoned half-a-dozen others.

Robby Johansson, 22, got poor grades in his AS levels first time round and spent two years doing "dead-end jobs" before deciding to retake at a different FE college.

Acree also has a laundry list of positives he sees in AMD including: increased market stabilization, the seasonally strong second half of the year, positive commentary during upcoming earnings call and his belief it will retake at least a couple of percentage points of share.

My new university had told me it would be happy to graduate me if I would agree to retake at least a semester's worth of credits (this is a money scam commonly perpetrated on transfers).

Moreover, by the time arms and intelligence could take effect, it is quite likely that Colonel Qaddafi will have retaken or at least besieged Benghazi, the opposition stronghold.

This way, if LA-iMageS software is closed, the image edition can be retaken later at the same status.

Strikingly, we discover that NUC-1 is a secreted nuclease that can travel a long distance and be retaken up at distant sites to mediate DNA degradation in apoptotic cells.

Failed summative examinations may be retaken once at a later date, but further failure leads to an automatic notice of termination.

Photographs were retaken in 2006 at all the 2005 locations and at selected 68 landslide locations in 2007.

Also, former MediaMax CEO Patrick Harr is now running the show at Nirvanix (MediaMax founder Steve Iverson has retaken the CEO spot at MediaMax).