Roleset recover.01 Verbnet Class: NONE "get better":

Roles:

Arg1:that which was sick, now getting better


Arg2:sickness

Examples:

basic unaccusative (-)
Still, he added, if the industrial sector remains relatively stable, Rockwell should be able *trace* to recover in the second half and about equal fiscal 1989's operating profit of $630.9 million.
Arg1:	*trace* -> Rockwell
REL:	recover
ArgM-TMP:	in the second half




with sickness (-)
The Nasdaq over-the-counter market didn't fully recover from a selling stampede, and closed down 1.2%.
Arg1:	The Nasdaq over-the-counter market
ArgM-NEG:	n't
ArgM-MNR:	fully
REL:	recover
Arg2-from:	a selling stampede

Roleset recover.02 Verbnet Class: 1 "get back":

Roles:

Arg0:entity getting something


Arg1:thing gotten


Arg2:gotten from

Examples:

just transitive (-)
New York stocks recovered some of their losses after the London market closed.
Arg0:	New York stocks
REL:	recovered
Arg1:	some of their losses
ArgM-TMP:	after the London market closed




odd usage of arg2 (-)
Other lenders have been recovering only 50 cents to 60 cents on the dollar on foreclosed Arizona property, if they can sell it at all.
Arg0:	Other lenders
REL:	recovering
Arg1:	only 50 cents to 60 cents on the dollar
Arg2-on:	foreclosed Arizona property
ArgM:	if they can sell it at all




better (?) example of arg2 (-)
Mary recovered her books from John.
Arg0:	Mary
REL:	recovered
Arg1:	her books
Arg2-from:	John

Roleset recover.03 Verbnet Class: NONE "put the lid back on":

Roles:

Arg0:coverer


Arg1:thing covered


Arg2:lid

Examples:

I don't know if people actually say this (-)
After one too many spills, John was forced *trace* to recover his sofa.
Arg0:	*trace* -> John
REL:	recover
Arg1:	his sofa