Use "reclaimed" in a sentence

1. She had the land around his house reclaimed in the form he had it

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2. If it wasn't for the sounds of the people, he would think this city was a ruin that had been reclaimed by the jungle

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3. Ava's veron space could then be reclaimed at leisure

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4. Like all the native cities, you could think it had been reclaimed by the jungle

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5. There it would remain, waiting to become dust, to be reclaimed unto the Maker once more

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6. When he had reclaimed the Elders, one by one, he showed them the truth of it

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7. Most of them he reclaimed, a small few he sent out to ensure the chaos spread

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8. He felt that it reclaimed his family’s old connection to the aristocracy

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9. Somehow he alone would be affected enough to be returned, leaving the ship to be reclaimed by the alien (who insisted it was their rightful property)

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10. That was until the owner tracked down his missing machine and unceremoniously reclaimed it, all the while muttering to himself about our evil ways

11. was a reclaimed version of its neighbors

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12. Halon stepped forward and reclaimed the Globe on the key and the pedestal lowered itself into the floor

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13. Of course, you cannot live forever and it is likely that the life you have reclaimed will not be a long one

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14. The forest reclaimed the mill and the building remained unused

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15. and he had reclaimed the body of Jenova

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16. Some reclaimed the reins from their children

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17. The ancient then reclaimed his seat next to the door

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18. Since in what way is a solitary eater, and a glutton, and a drunkard reclaimed, unless it be clear that reasoning is Lord of the passions?

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19. Powers to be reclaimed are to be specified by the Conventions of the States

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20. The noise had also ended as it had done before, and without the thunder of the stampeding herd a quiet had reclaimed the landscape broken only by an occasional sound put forth by a member of the now-quiescent menagerie

21. 7 Since in what way is a solitary eater and a glutton and a drunkard reclaimed unless it be clear that reasoning is Lord of the passions? 8 A man therefore who regulates his course by the law even if he be a lover of money straightway puts force on his own disposition; lending to the needy without interest and cancelling the debt of the incoming Sabbath

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22. “Our God,” he had exclaimed, a look of joy-filled awe on his now radiant countenance, “has reclaimed his people and is even now in the process of rescuing us all

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23. reclaimed his people and is even now in the process of rescuing us all

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24. ’ Once again the rush of battle flowed through Lord Aden’s veins and unbothered by the thought of the mass of men forming outside, he coolly reclaimed his own swords from the weapons’ rack where he had been forced to check them in on his arrival, for not even the Su-Katii were permitted weapons in front of the council

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25. The armed men came running up the stairs towards the waiting Su-Katii, Aden had reclaimed his day sack from the check-in desk

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26. Back in Harburg, we reclaimed our generator set, made it to Blankenese and exchanged the machine, then back to Hamburg where we had to stay for the night

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27. “Yes, but will she know who she really is? This is the first time we have reclaimed the girl before Slider and his men could kill her

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28. I reclaimed my backpack from Grover and looked inside

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29. reclaimed a reason to exist for themselves, becoming altars

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30. Despite their interest, tired muscles reclaimed their attention and they headed back for supper and bed

31. ‘To see how, in only twelve years, nature has reclaimed what was a stinking, polluted, barren hole blasted from the rocks so the roads in this area could be formed and sealed

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32. At Yoxford we turned left and crossed the A12 and headed up to Dunwich, a small ancient village that was slowly being reclaimed by the battering North Sea

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33. They reclaimed their shoes, paid the bill and left

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34. So I consciously reclaimed all the power I had given to Betty and to the incident itself to make it real; or at least that‘s the way Scheinfeld would say it

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35. Now hurry!‖ Fear clung to the boys but Sam picked up the scent of excitement as they moved about like grasshoppers on a hot floor trying to start the reluctant monster—succeeding in record time and within minutes had the hammer down and were chugging back with the reclaimed bucket of bolts chewing up greenery like the eggbeater from hell

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36. Elise‘s conscious awareness reclaimed her numbed body like a rising tide with the only sounds to penetrate her psyche of a primal nature: Chirping birds

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37. you would have reclaimed your coin

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38. The beach had long since been reclaimed by the rising sea level which had already destroyed any buildings that had been built along the shore-line

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39. adopted, euthanized, reclaimed, or died of natural causes in the

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40. barrels of oil had been reclaimed by the skimming equipment of Alyeska

41. Thanks to Nancy Laplante and her incredible genius for operational planning, his ragtag forces had been brought from the various corners of Africa and of the Near East, where they had been fighting mostly French Vichy forces, to England, where they had been quickly reequipped with new equipment, including reclaimed French Army equipment that the enemy had been using since the defeat of 1940

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42. Feltus lowered himself from his saddle and picked up a small piece of driftwood that had been conjured by the sea during the storm and left here as a gift to some passerby or else to be reclaimed by the ocean at a later time

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43. from the north, sending a towering mist into the close air, and reclaimed the sand with a fury as if it were stripping the very hide from the earth in retribution for escaping its confines

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44. The high waves crashed against the beach with a thunderous roar, which could easily be mistaken for the deafening claps of thunder or the forceful howl of the wind that bent the palms at unnatural angles or the lightning striking some object in the forests surrounding the hotel, and reclaimed much of that which nature had given for the enjoyment of mere mortals

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45. Only the very young were spared and she was reclaimed from the wreckage by a spinster aunt who cared for her throughout the hostilities

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46. to believe that he’d reclaimed it after killing the man who’d cheated

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47. but on the death of Cleopatra was reclaimed by Antiochus Epiphanes after a bloody battle

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48. the Bureau of Land Management reclaimed the land and sold it to

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49. In the morning, he decided he needed coffee and company, so he walked back to the Student Union and reclaimed his seat from the night before

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50. Abused, used carelessly, as if they were disposable, ever-replaceable possessions, all of Nature’s gifts now need to be reclaimed and all of her abusers’ privileges suspended

51. Love is life lived and reclaimed

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52. He had finally reclaimed his life

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53. Burnito holds up his reclaimed treasures while staring at them

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54. She couldn’t help but suspect that Matthew had wanted his summer free, in case someone new came along, perhaps while he vacationed in Alaska, but now that school was only a few weeks away, he’d reclaimed her

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55. use 1part fresh sand, 1part reclaimed sand & 3 parts even construction sand as it

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56. He bellowed "Mime!” — garbled without a tongue — and reclaimed his most prized possession

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57. Today, however, most of the small space was occupied by a large pile of what looked to be reclaimed blue-stone demolition

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58. They had reclaimed it from disrepair and despair alike, spending much time and money renovating and restoring the interior

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59. Over one up hundred and fifty years, the land had been reclaimed by nature, the swampland encroaching back to its original form

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60. Jim reclaimed his seat

61. newly reclaimed area I erected a small wooden fence so that

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62. The abandoned land of death: the Namib desert waiting to be reclaimed by the ones responsible for killing it with clicking tools: the tools that clicked when used; the first flint knapping tools invented by an ape that stood on two legs and used its hands to make tools with

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63. Now, millions of years later, the clicking tool being used by the ancestors of the first bi-man is the computer mouse… and the dead land of Namib is still waiting to be reclaimed by the last surviving sub species of that first bipedal ape who created that dead land

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64. The fact that Hitler reclaimed a little bit more than had been stolen from Germany is a moot point

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65. She reclaimed her hand and picking up a needle and thread she said, “I’m sorry, but this is going to hurt

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66. Shaken, but renewed with resolve, Susori turned and reclaimed her son from her daughter

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67. “To God be the glory for forever!” I said, before capturing her lips in another kiss, even as my sleeping daughter reclaimed one of my fingers with her tiny little hand

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68. His hand reclaimed mine, but he didn’t say anything

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69. “Of course, she deserves it,” Tyrone said as he reclaimed his bed

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70. "Don't say that, Miss Manette, for you would have reclaimed me, if anything could

71. She had profited by my absence, and furnished with the half of the linen, and having written down the day and hour at which I had deposited the child at the asylum, had set off for Paris, and had reclaimed it

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72. It was an ancient and a sad matron of a sedate look and christian walking, in habit dun beseeming her megrims and wrinkled visage, nor did her hortative want of it effect for incontinently Punch Costello was of them all embraided and they reclaimed the churl with civil rudeness some and shaked him with menace of blandishments others whiles they all chode with him, a murrain seize the dolt, what a devil he would be at, thou chuff, thou puny, thou got in peasestraw, thou losel, thou chitterling, thou spawn of a rebel, thou dykedropt, thou abortion thou, to shut up his drunken drool out of that like a curse of God ape, the good sir Leopold that had for his cognisance the flower of quiet, margerain gentle, advising also the time's occasion as most sacred and most worthy to be most sacred

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73. I could see patches of concrete in places, but the road had mostly been reclaimed by the moss that grew along the rocks at the road’s edge, the trees that hung heavy and low over it, the spiders who’d spun webs that crossed its expanse

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74. California took the lead, then relinquished it to Washington, then reclaimed it again

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75. 2 million acres of desert land reclaimed for farming, abundant irrigation water for millions more acres of existing farmland, vast amounts of cheap electrical power that could be exported all across the West, and thousands of new jobs building the hydroelectric and irrigation infrastructure that the dam would necessitate

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76. Mac had reclaimed himself

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77. He sugarcoated everything, said the coal company would be watched closely by the regulators and lawyers, that the land would be reclaimed after the coal was gone, and that the big money would more than offset the short-term headaches

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78. “A casualty, a reclaimed site that was once a strip mine

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79. They cleared it by two hundred feet and were suddenly over a reclaimed mine site

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80. Obviously, the site did not get reclaimed

81. As Donovan began to circle, he said, “The only thing worse than a reclaimed strip mine is one that’s been abandoned

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82. But any company would have been preferable to the doctor's, at whom he had always looked askance as a sort of beachcomber of superior intelligence partly reclaimed from his abased state

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83. But what there was of it was good and the acres that were lying fallow could be reclaimed when times grew better, and they would be the more fertile for their rest

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84. The three-day event has been staged since 1961, although in 1984 and 1985 the local council reclaimed the site for development and it was cancelled when an alternative venue could not be found

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85. To believe that her will to live could have been reclaimed by finishing Something’s Got to Give or even by a million-dollar contract with Fox is absurd

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86. The natives were reclaimed from savagery a long time ago, and were distinguished among the other natives of Polynesia by their intellectual capacities

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87. [It was opposed on three grounds—the main objection being that it opened the statute of limitations; 2, that the claim ought not to be allowed, because the horse, for which compensation was asked, might have been reclaimed if the deceased Mr

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