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retrieve

[ri-treev] / rɪˈtriv /


Example Sentences

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The agreement would have allowed agencies working with Flock to retrieve video captured on Ring devices, if needed for investigations and allowed by customers.

From BBC

Several Canadian and Russian airlines are sending empty flights to Cuba to retrieve thousands of otherwise stranded passengers, and others are introducing refuelling stops in the route home.

From Barron's

The city would then have to store the property for at least 90 days and provide the owner an itemized list of the seized belongings and information on how to retrieve it.

From Los Angeles Times

Meanwhile, a few young people crowded in front of the campus residential area to retrieve their belongings.

From Barron's

I scramble to retrieve my phone from my backpack as an officer approaches the car.

From Literature