Sentence examples for would be recaptured from inspiring English sources

Iraq's Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said Mr Carter was "fed with the wrong information" and that Ramadi would be recaptured "within days".

With the time going on, most of the remaining high-energy carriers would be recaptured by the deeply localized states, which results in a longer lifetime because of the stronger localization effects.

After being refused by another family and fearing she would be recaptured, she climbed over a fence and found herself in a compound with a family who agreed to shelter her.

To paraphrase Bergson (replacing in the following passage, the word 'cell' by 'plant', and 'organism' by 'ecosystem'), "The component [plant] of an [ecosystem], on becoming momentarily conscious, would barely have outlived the wish to emancipate itself when it would be recaptured by necessity".

Stephen Morris (drums): "I think [the late Factory Records boss] Tony Wilson thought we would be recapturing the spirit of Woodstock at Leigh by having bands on [the Liverpool label] Zoo and Factory playing in a field.

"There's always been the notion that we would be recapturing the waterfront, but we never did it," said Adrian Benepe, New York City's parks commissioner and one of several officials who reached for superlatives to explain the event's significance.

On Friday a senior DEA official expressed confidence that the fugitive cartel boss would soon be recaptured.

And on Friday, a senior DEA official expressed confidence that the fugtive cartel boss would soon be recaptured.

With good reason, Porter is concerned that after the release takes place, the dolphins would either be recaptured by other dolphin traders or killed.

The rings they placed around the birds' legs would allow others to identify individuals should they be recaptured later.

Rejected images could then be recaptured.