Sentence examples for took back from from inspiring English sources

Rising debt, particularly mortgage debt and home equity loans, also took back from wealth what rising home prices had conferred.

"After eight frustrating years, God gave them a child which Australia took back from them," his other cousin said.

He declined to provide any specifics about their location, but reports suggest they were in or near Fatisah, which was one of three villages that Syrian forces took back from Islamic State militants in recent days.

The small entrance is an authentic George II garden pavilion that the mid-20th-century tastemaker Carlos de Beistegui took back from England for Groussay, his estate outside Paris.

She is a former community board and school board member and works as recreation manager for Jackie Robinson and Morningside Park, which she says she took "back from the drug dealers".

Florentine sculpture of the 18th century is less spectacular, and Giovanni Battista Foggini took back from Rome the compromise style of Ferrarza, while Massimiliano Soldani-Benzi seems to have been instrumental in the brilliant revival there of small-scale bronze statuettes.

Some territory was taken back from the Latins, notably in the Morea and the Greek islands.

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Space was taken back from the garage to create the Murray Street entrance.

He declared that New York City must be "taken back from the billionaires".

It was the largest city anywhere to be taken back from ISIS.