Sentence examples for the recuperating from inspiring English sources
verb
To recover, especially from an illness; to get better from an illness.
The anticipated return of the recuperating James Levine affects many people inside the Metropolitan Opera.
The recuperating soldiers credited Turkey not just for medical aid but also for assistance going back into Syria to fight.
His career was the clearest example ever seen of 'Providential intervention!' " The recuperating candidate grinned; the cat purred.
Just days before he was assassinated, President Lincoln visited her hospital, where he shook hands with the recuperating soldiers and assured them the war was nearly over.
The intense interest in bankrupt companies like Extended Stay and the mall operator General Growth Properties serves to highlight the returning attraction of investors for commercial real estate, buoyed by the recuperating economy after months of turmoil in the sector.
Include a scarf, a camera bag and a crutch, and she becomes Sarah Goodwin, the recuperating war photographer in Donald Margulies's new play "Time Stands Still," opening on Broadway Thursday at the Manhattan Theater Club's Samuel J. Friedman Theater.
The injury forced Grossman to spend the remainder of the season recuperating.
The proceeds from the album recuperated the $3,500 cost of the album, but Rockville refused to pay the band any royalties.
Rogers explained that he had been in the hospital recuperating from a serious operation, and was unaware of the controversy.
The 60-year-old, appointed in December 2013, has spent the past six months recuperating after heart surgery.
The average temperature difference of the high and low pressure refrigerants within the recuperators is the largest as well as the heat recuperated for the optimum mixing position.
