Sentence examples for she recaptured from inspiring English sources

With French assistance she recaptured Edinburgh, but an English army helped the Protestants by besieging Leith in April 1560.

During her encores, she recaptured the same mood in a performance of the Sinatra-identified ballad "I Fall in Love Too Easily".

In disgrace after her first disastrous term in office she recaptured popular affection, and eventually her office, with the sort of theatre of which the Mahatma was the master.

She flew in dozens of air shows and races around the country, and in 1950 she won the All Women's International Air Race from Montreal to West Palm Beach, Fla .Two years later, she recaptured that title in a flight from St. Augustine, Fla., to Welland, Ontario.

On 11 March, she recaptured the HEW Women's Championship from her mother.

She recaptures twice as many Darks as Lights.

The Walt Disney Co., which has struck a deal with Milne authorizing it to keep selling Pooh merchandise if she recaptures the rights, would also greatly benefit from a reversal of the court's ruling.

Afterward she made guest appearances on other shows, but she never recaptured the attention she had known in the past — as the toast of Off Broadway in "Little Mary Sunshine,"as a film actress in the 1970s, and as an honored comedy star just before her accident.

After being refused by another family and fearing she would be recaptured, she climbed over a fence and found herself in a compound with a family who agreed to shelter her.

Slimmer and more agile at 79 than she has appeared in decades, though still full-figured, she has recaptured a vocal stamina that was on the verge of fading.

But her work during the company's spring season, which will include dancing in a Wheeldon premiere on Wednesday, shows that she has recaptured her form, displaying more finesse, greater amplitude of movement and even more sparkling footwork than she had in the past.