Mr. Dunham said he had mixed feelings about retaking control of the defense.

It was obvious to most observers that Spain had no intention of retaking its former colonies.

This vote is critical to Democratic chances of retaking the White House.

This army started retaking the city without waiting for the viceroy, accomplishing the task by 12 August.

(Most studios offer a day for retaking photos, if parents are really unhappy.)

"This is not about pushing women out and men retaking the high ground, but about creating space" for boys and young men.

Some powerful Russians dream of retaking these lands and their energy reserves, or at least imposing pro-Russian regimes on them.

Ms. Coletti noted that students retaking the College Boards receive credit for their highest score.

One campaign would entail retaking cities around Baghdad, if necessary block by block against an entrenched Sunni foe.

The pilots who refused to assist William Adama in retaking the ship were court-martialed and incarcerated aboard the fleet prison vessel.

In 1446, Murad assisted Nerio in retaking Thebes for the Latins.

In order to assist him in retaking the planet, Sinestro travels to Earth and creates a ring for Hal Jordan, his greatest enemy.

He moved his hand away, retaking the Detonics .45 in his fist, his fingers balling on the checkered rubber of the Pachmayr grips.

Through the medium of recording, Crosby constructed his radio programs with the same directorial tools and craftsmanship (editing, retaking, rehearsal, time shifting) being used in motion picture production.

During the first week of this month, 2,000 Iraqi national guard, army and special interior police forces joined 3,000 American soldiers in retaking Samarra, to the south of here.

Beginning in the 8th century, the Iberian Christian kingdoms had begun the Reconquista aimed at retaking Al-Andalus from the Moors.

The Empire of Nicaea had, in 1261, succeeded in retaking Constantinople, extinguishing the feeble Latin Empire.

Rushed to the Aleutians in the spring of 1943, after the Japanese had landed on Attu Island, the regiment played a major role in retaking American territory.

Upon retaking his role as General Manager, he became the leader of a new heel stable known as "Los Auntenticos" along Pérez and Ricky Vega.

William Peckover, Bounty's gunnery officer, affirmed that if he had stayed aboard the ship in the hope of retaking her, he would have looked to Heywood for assistance.

It was one of two staging areas (Buna, Papua New Guinea the other) for retaking the Japanese held northeast coast of New Guinea.

Later, the Allies launch operations on the Europeon mainland, retaking Cannes and saving Allied leaders their, and destroying the Soviets HQ in Germany.

Company leader SS-Untersturmführer Helmut Scholz gathered a group of men and went into action, retaking De Ruyter's original positions, giving the regiment shelter and preventing a rout.

A mutiny ensues and command of Alabama changes hands, with Ramsey retaking the bridge and Hunter then getting support from the weapons officer in the missile control room, further delaying the launch.

After retaking the dagger, at the cost of Susu's life, Dastan uses it on himself in front of Tus, showing him the power of the dagger and his own innocence.

At some point, probably toward the end of the year, they will have to be retaken.

If we leave now, we'll just have to retake it later.

But you'll never retake this land from us, not now.

It is the kind of place the Democrats need to retake.

The building was retaken by the police later in the evening.

The lines held, and much of the lost ground was retaken.

She was the director of this Department from 1999 to 2006, and retook the job again in 2010.

One is to be taken immediately and retaken every other week.

Those who fail can retake the course, and the test.

At the same time he was trying to retake the lost positions.

He retook his seat after one year and held it until 1894.

They then held off all Japanese trying to retake it.

On December 2 of the same year, the city was retaken.

An hour later, I retook the test and scored 100.

Already, they are of a mind to retake his estates.

However, he retook the seat at the 1935 general election.

The Portuguese would return and retake the city in 1648.

She was captured in 1794, but had been retaken within a year.

The school retook control of the land and stadium in 2001.

For example, in season 2, their attempt to retake control of Congress fell short.

The Lightning would never retake the lead for the rest of the game.

The latter city was not retaken until almost a century later, in 1611.

After passing the test, they will not be required to retake it.

They have not, however, shown any capacity to retake lost ground.

Government troops retook the town after a battle of five days.