reattain

Again and again, between hell and earth, Savonarola tries different approaches to redeem his beloved Florence and his church, and to find a way to break the cycle, harrow hell and reattain his grace.

FOR a spell last year American banks seemed poised to reattain the sort of double-digit returns that have largely eluded them since the financial crisis.

In order to “reattain legitimacy,” many corporations forged tight ties with unions, said Stephen Silvia, an American University professor, who wrote “Holding the Shop Together: German Industrial Relations in the Postwar Era.”

In order to “reattain legitimacy,” many corporations forged tight ties with unions, said Stephen Silvia, an American University professor, who wrote “Holding the Shop Together: German Industrial Relations in the Postwar Era.”

But he wasn't able to reattain the peak of public attention he enjoyed early on — not until the Hammer retrospective last year.