| Returning to Sweden, he recuperated and bought a Lotus Super 7 as a road car. |
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| She stood up, feeling a bit dizzy, and closed her eyes until she recuperated the balance. |
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| Recent surface excavation and conservation have recuperated a substantial portion of Structure 16's elaborately carved facade. |
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| Dr Nuland, then but a student, was asked to keep an eye on him while he recuperated. |
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| Solid wastes were recuperated in this settling basin or tank, gathered by mechanic rakes and removed from the reservoir. |
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| Boats were used to pile wood recuperated from the river bottom by the dredger. |
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| As part of our environmental policy, all the used oils and filters are recuperated and recycled. |
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| More than 90 per cent of children in the feeding programmes recuperated, and the mortality rate remained low. |
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| Thus, the cost of the intervention was recuperated within three weeks. |
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| In such a way our own critical creativity can be recuperated. |
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| Though made while Matisse recuperated, weakness was not the chief reason he turned to this new form. |
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| Three times a year, the tripod frame is put on the sea bed and is recuperated by the Belgica. |
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| He recuperated in France for two months before returning to Mali in late July. |
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| An old haybarn totally rebuilt in 2005 using period materials recuperated from old neighbouring farms. |
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| But this did not stop the rumour-mills from churning as Mr Erdoğan recuperated in his Istanbul home, before returning to Ankara this week. |
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| Once she had recuperated, Sarah went back to the battlefront, this time as a female nurse. |
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| He recuperated at Teignmouth, and enjoyed the area so much that he purchased an estate at Watcombe in Torquay, Devon. |
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| However, the manoeuvre would later be acknowledged as a stroke of genius as the fully recuperated German team cruised to a 7-2 win in the deciding game against Turkey to progress to the next round. |
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| Training and increasing young people and women's understanding of the political issues at stake helped them avoid being manipulated or recuperated into electoral politics or into prizing personal gain over collective action. |
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| Unlike the French, who have sought to lead Europe, most British politicians have been content to play second fiddle to America. Eden recuperated from the crisis in Ian Fleming's house, Goldeneye, in Jamaica. |
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| After weeks of such speculation, the government issued a comment in July, noting that Meles was doing well as he recuperated from an illness, which was not disclosed. |
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| Indigenous people of the Americas have much to offer: a vast knowledge of what was good, what has gone wrong, and what could be recuperated in terms of our relationship with the broader environment. |
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| The Legislative Financial Statement proposes that all costs relating to activities resulting from the legislative proposal will be recuperated through fees. |
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| Costs were not differentiated according to the efficiency of the power generation equipment to be installed, and it should be noted that combined cycle and recuperated cycle systems would be more capital intensive. |
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| For example, every single error detected by the Court concerning agricultural spending will be examined and the amounts recuperated wherever justified in the context of the clearance of account procedure. |
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| Water recuperated from the decontamination pads is pumped to the sedimentation pond on block M for settling, prior to discharge in the City of Ottawa sanitary sewer if established discharge criteria are met. |
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| The production of potentially contaminated water is a disadvantage of the water based method in comparison to the vacuum method, because wastewater would may have to be recuperated and treated. |
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| The preheating of fresh air by natural gas was also controlled to maximise recuperated energy from the closed loop and the school's water reservoir and minimise pre-heating. |
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| This will allow the ore to be recuperated in between these levels. |
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| He recuperated from his illness in a house belonging to the brother of Sir James Balfour at the former abbey of Kirk o' Field, just within the city wall. |
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| Obviously, these feelings are recuperated proleptically thanks to Audi, whose image in the commercials is the silent evidentia of a yearned-for identity. |
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