Sentence examples for should reclaim from inspiring English sources
More of us should reclaim that word.
Instead of rejecting the term populist, we should reclaim it.
We pay our taxes, especially on booze, so I think we should reclaim the streets.
We should reclaim the moral leadership and also stop wasting money on revenge and spend more on healing our society.
In Sunday Review, Molly Worthen writes that the Democratic Party should reclaim the spiritual tradition of liberal Catholicism.
Adrian Noble's R.S.C. production should reclaim the author and "The Forest," which clearly deserves a place in the international repertory.
HIS FUTURE: Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, should Republicans reclaim control of the Senate.
Democrats should proudly reclaim the values and moral positions that have defined the party in its best moments.
It is this authority that Ms. Norton said she did not want and that Mr. Salazar should promptly reclaim.
Pride, tenacity and the British weather may enable Ricky Ponting's men to walk away with a draw in south London but England should still reclaim the Ashes.
And these lands it is fitting that I who (not to speak arrogantly) am superior to those ancient kings in magnificence, and in all eminent virtues, should now reclaim.
