Sentence examples for when it was reclaimed from inspiring English sources

A few Gabrades also remained in the Pontus, where they entered the service of the Empire of Trebizond, established by the exiled Komnenoi shortly before the dissolution of the Byzantine Empire by the Fourth Crusade in 1204: most notably, a member of the family was governor of Sinope during the brief period when it was reclaimed from the Turks by Trebizond (ca. 1254 or 1258/9 – 1265 or 1267/8).

David Malcolm explained that it was "reclaimed" land.

Eritrea says it was reclaiming its own land when it marched over the line in May 1998; Ethiopia says it must have the territory back before it will agree to a comprehensive peace agreement.

Freedom is relinquished more easily than it is reclaimed.

David A. Andelman: Once you lose trust, can it be reclaimed?

Later, when the city was reclaimed by Spain, mosques were turned into churches, and Valencia became one of the great Mediterranean cities of the 15th and 16th centuries.

The land remained under the Burnside Council's control until 1912, when the Waterfall Gully Reserve was reclaimed by the government as the first National Pleasure Resort in the state.

It too was reclaimed by draining.

The try that really rattled the All Blacks, though, came six minutes before the break when a great Sexton garryowen was reclaimed by Murray, who moments later exposed weak defence on the side of the ruck to score from 20 metres.

When it's put in those terms, reclaiming the word from white supremacy feels more like a birthright than just saving face.

Mr. Jordan's advertising career spanned five decades, bridging the era when slogans were a predominant way to peddle products and the era when slogans were reclaimed as "retro chic" touchstones of brand heritage and character.