Sentence examples for that can recapture from inspiring English sources

Beginning with his trip up to Capitol Hill on Thursday, Obama has about a year left to revive the economy and present a vision of the future that can recapture some of the enthusiasm and energy his 2008 campaign engendered.

In Investigation 2 we additionally demonstrated that if researchers are able to successfully anticipate the specific alternative effect types, it is possible for them to formulate adjusted versions of the original randomization-test procedures that can recapture substantial proportions of the lost powers.

The DOE grant will fund research to develop a generator that can recapture its discarded heat and use that energy for climate control inside office buildings, company spokesman Keith Field said.

As he contemplates riding again, it's hard to resist hoping that he can recapture that joy while at the same time knowing that he is putting his life at risk.

These women may now feel, twenty-five or thirty years later, that they can recapture that time with their grandchildren what they never had with their own children.

It's inspiring and makes me think that we can recapture that "glory" our "Danny Boy" talked about.

What makes her extraordinary as a writer is that she can recapture the sense that life must be constantly made understandable, yet will never become familiar.

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There is little chance that Netscape can recapture the desktop browser market from Microsoft, given that Internet Explorer is very good, is free and comes with almost every new PC.

"The board are of the belief that Mark can recapture those successes and we are committed to giving him that opportunity".

Everyone knows the musical and the film; we're perfoming a new arrangement by Iain Farrington that distils the music down to a slightly smaller chamber orchestra, meaning that we can recapture some of the vitality and virtuousity of Bernstein's original Broadway pit-band score.