Sentence examples for ultimately reclaimed from inspiring English sources

In poems such as The Clay Pit Worker , Clemocelebrated nature's power of survival, the resilience of life which means that even the most unpromisingly clayey bit of waste ground is ultimately reclaimed by the green world.

First, the government of Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki showed real backbone by undertaking major military operations that ultimately reclaimed Iraq's chief southern city of Basra, the Baghdad neighborhood of Sadr City, and much of the northern city of Mosul.

Africa could still ultimately reclaim the position it occupied when the Portuguese explorers first arrived.

Transcending Loss is all about honoring the power and influence of your lost loved one so that you can ultimately reclaim the energy of love.

If we harness the power of media, we can turn the tides on our voting rights and ultimately reclaim our voice in the political process.

All of which are slowly revealed throughout her performance, which is nothing short of breathtaking as she provocatively strips away the metal facade, ultimately reclaiming her humanity -- or, more aptly, her femininity.

He may deserve to be on someone's "worst" list, but still... he's a person of many qualities and character traits, some of them stellar, and my hope is that he'll transcend his shame, take his punishment, and ultimately reclaim some of his inherent goodness to spend the rest of his days as an honest and positive force.

Though he originally intended the piece to respond to time and ultimately be reclaimed by geologic processes, at some point he changed his mind, and now hopes to find the money to restore it.

Nor are they disturbed that Muhammad had more than four wives: why should God not give his prophet a few privileges?" Muhammad ultimately took back Mecca and reclaimed the Kabah, still the destination for the Muslim pilgrimage.

Lisa's truculent husband twice faced charges of usury, was briefly jailed as a Medici sympathizer but ultimately rose to high political posts after the once-mighty dynasty reclaimed power.

After the September hearing, Cianci – who at the time was making an ultimately unsuccessful bid to reclaim the mayor's job he left in 2002 – complained about the glacial pace of the case before the court.