Sentence examples for would never retake from inspiring English sources

There is something melancholy about the place — the Forbidden City it's not — and despite the magnificent views, one can almost imagine the generalissimo's frustrated pacing as he came to realize he would never retake the mainland.

We can never retake the moral high ground when we claim the right to do unto others that which we would vehemently condemn if done to us.

President Obama and his aides had once hoped that by now they would have cemented the narrative that the Taliban were a spent force being pounded into peace negotiations and recognizing that they could never retake control of the country.

We can never retake the legal and moral high ground when we claim the right to do unto others that which we would vehemently condemn if done to one of us".

We can never retake the legal and moral high ground when we claim the right to do unto others that which we would vehemently condemn if done to one of us". The petition currently has attracted some 64,000 signatures.

This approach could succeed even if pro-government forces never retake Aleppo.

Democrats may never retake control of the House of Representatives until they get some fairer districts to compete in.

She adds, "All these tests were incorporated into the film; they were never retaken".

On 1 November 1968, Pao launched Operation Pig Fat in attempt to retake Phou Pha Thi, but the operation quickly turned into a rout of the Royal Laos Army and the Hmong guerrillas and Phou Pha Thi was never retaken.

A somewhat disappointed Monroy fell behind after a mile and never retook the lead in earning second in 15:43.55.

Militarily, the large numbers of reinforcements, which were especially needed to retake New Granada and defend the Viceroyalty of Peru, would never arrive.