Sentence examples for try and reclaim from inspiring English sources

Why not also try and reclaim the idea of being Englishness?

MUCA was formed to try and reclaim the land through both legal action and illegal land occupations.

Apparently undaunted, Mr. Fisher is scheduled to head to Chicago next to try and reclaim the title of fastest subway rider there.

This musician, Joby Taylor, is on a mission to try and reclaim his six-year-old daughter as his marriage disintegrates and the divorce papers loom.

In the quest for the safety of assimilation, there are parts of myself now so whitewashed I am a little bit further away from the starting line when I try and reclaim my histories in the safety of my bedroom.

Debt-buying companies purchase these debt portfolios for as little as five cents on the dollar, meaning $1,000 worth of debt can be purchased for around $50. Having made the purchase, debt buying companies will typically try and reclaim it, sending letters to the people who ran up the debt, sending in bailiffs, or going to court.

When the crooks plant their loot in his S.U.V. and try to reclaim it, he must protect his loved ones and regain their respect.

"How can we transfer knowledge and adapt it to the needs of today, and try to reclaim it?" Each Friday during the school year, 1000 lbs of Northern Girl's organic, salt and oil-free russet potato wedges are served for lunch to public school students in Portland, Maine.

The most frightening possibility in Pakistan is that an Islamist government could come to power, turn its attention eastward, and try to reclaim Kashmir from India — also a nuclear power — just as Russia tried to reclaim South Ossetia from Georgia.

Do we stick with it, or do we peace out and try to reclaim some halcyon British glory?

To go back and try to reclaim that work in a different way after the footprint that the Books created it's gonna end in disaster.