Sentence examples for that reclaims from inspiring English sources

Fans trying to make an argument that reclaims the decade usually start with "Infidels," from 1983.

The case that reclaims Jake is a contested will by a timberman and semi-loner named Seth Hubbard, who writes it, then hangs himself.

Now he has a band that reclaims nostalgia-enhanced memories of the band's 1987-1991 heyday by expanding the lineup to hit even harder.

Hodgson is thus charged with developing a new vision for English football, one that reclaims our heritage as the sport's mother country, and returns us to the forefront of the game.

It's time to come up with concrete details. *Time to agree on a bottle bill that reclaims all those nickels on cans and bottles that aren't redeemed at the grocery store.

It is very hard, they said, to conduct Beethoven's "Eroica" or Tchaikovsky's "Pathetique" in a way that reclaims the audacious qualities of these pathbreaking symphonies without resorting to some gimmicky interpretive approach.

"So much was lost that reclaiming any of it is a major event".

The Sensational Alex Harvey Band recorded a version in 1973 that reclaimed the squalor of the sordid scenario.

For instance, on NPR last week, he said that reclaiming a nation for Christ was not a matter of proselytizing.

But Ms. Lewis also provides one of the high points that reclaim your attention just when the Thirty Years War starts to seem like the Hundred Years War.

Christensen, who like Hanson sought to draw a distinction between opposing Islam and attacking Muslims, told Guardian Australia that Reclaim Australia "certainly want those people out of there".