Sentence examples for retaken for from inspiring English sources

The second attempt was also saved but retaken for the same reason.

And although Kunduz has been retaken for now, the outlook there, and throughout Afghanistan, is not promising.

In 1201, the republic contracted to ferry 33,000 crusaders to Jerusalem, which Saladin had retaken for Islam 14 years earlier.

Referee Mark Geiger ordered the kick to be retaken for encroachment and Cooper slammed it to the same spot - but this time Willis dived to his left to push the kick away.

So, another 200 μl of the third well of each material was taken after mixing the contents and added to another 96-well microplate tube, and readings were retaken for confirmation.

The keeper then dropped a routine catch, leading to Lees's dismissal for handling Ludovic Sylvestre's goalbound shot - Shelvey's resultant spot-kick was ordered to be retaken for encroachment but the on-loan Liverpool playmaker calmly stroked his second into the bottom corner.

But how do you retake for your own side what is conceived of as "modern"?

Government forces clashed again on Thursday with Isis militants near Tikrit, the home town of Saddam Hussein, which the army has been trying to retake for more than a week.

When her son died by suicide, the school discouraged her from taking leave, promising that she could retake, for free, any classes she failed.

In Congress, the Democrats have not retaken anything; for the first time in 70 years, Republicans have kept control of both chambers for three consecutive elections.

That spring the Union Army had retaken Fort Gibson, but for weeks Cooper's forces had been harassing its supply lines, putting the fort under a virtual siege.