Loach's film shows how Humphreys's controversial intervention triggered something like the retrieval of a repressed collective memory.
Police are not likely to make the retrieval of a smartphone a priority.
Bryant's outing of Cecil Valance is not merely muckraking and a sign of implacable decline, because Hollinghurst's own project in this novel is a similar kind of outing — the retrieval of a buried erotic life.
In South Asia, the retrieval of a quarter-million bodies from the Dec. 26, 2004, tsunami continued well into this year, though in many places a lack of heavy equipment has left oceans of wreckage untouched.
They plan to recover it this spring, which if successful would be history's deepest and largest retrieval of a precious cargo lost at sea.
The record for deepwater recovery may be the partial retrieval of a sunken Soviet submarine by the Central Intelligence Agency in the summer of 1974.
One example of how Iraq could be more proactive was illustrated by the inspection of a private residence just two weeks ago, which resulted in the retrieval of a sizable number of documents, some of which were classified, and related, in part, to Iraq's pre-1991 efforto to use laser technology for enriching uranium.
He is upset by the subject of murder because of his own responsibility for a man's death while handling another unsavory assignment: the retrieval of a purse from a prostitute for Sir Owen Nettleton, a baronet with a weakness for night life who wants his purse back for a packet of compromising letters it contains.
His best known work, The Herbal Bed (1996), starring Joseph Fiennes, Teresa Banham and David Tennant in the original production in the Other Place at Stratford-upon-Avon, was a scintillating retrieval of a case for sexual slander brought by Shakespeare's daughter, Susanna, against a neighbour, John Lane, who accused her of adulterously contracting venereal disease from a local haberdasher.
Significantly though, a distinctly ersatz home rearguard, featuring Vurnon Anita out of position at right-back, was succeeding in subduing the dangerous Gylfi Sigurdsson while ensuring Karl Darlow first involvement – the goalkeeper's retrieval of a deflected shot – did not come until the 35th minute.
The recovery, if successful, would be history's deepest and largest retrieval of a precious cargo lost at sea and highlight the growing power of ocean technology, according to Odyssey Marine Exploration, the company that found the ship.
