Word: reclaiming
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...moment, the Bombers are battling the ever-fearsome Birds from the north for first place. Look for the Sox and the Maryland Pigeons to make a run for it, but the champs will reclaim the throne. And we are not ashamed...
...added that his book will "try to reclaim for the wider public" the issues which were important in the early years of the Christian church, and that he plans to use the book in his course Humanities 12: Formative Elements of the Western Church...
...city tried to reclaim the land above the overpass from Harvard five years ago, when Vellucci proposed that the parcel be used for a high school track. The plan was abandoned after city and University officials agreed the track would be "shaped like a knockwurst," a city councilor remembered last night...
...enemy, and old lessons die hard. While my trust of white people has been betrayed many times to manipulate my behavior, to blind me to the harsh realities of living Black in this society, and to rob me of a heritage it will take years to reclaim, there is also enough proof in my experience to keep me from writing off the lesson as a total...
...found only among museum relics or glimpsed in old paintings; even when they were reconstructed, few performers knew how to tune or play them. But in the past few decades there has been a revolution in early music. Dozens of scholarly, dedicated ensembles have sprung up to try to reclaim Atlantis, not in the spirit of archaeology but of art, by reimagining it. In the U.S., no other group approaches the task with more style and verve than the Waverly Consort...