Sentence examples for I would regain from inspiring English sources

"I would regain trust in the church if they defrocked pedophile priests," she said.

About a week before, I was walking Ami and suddenly saw blue dots in front of my left eye, the one I would regain my sight in.

She said her consultant was "very confident that, providing I came off all pain medications and continued laxatives, I would regain full use of my bowels". Ms Yeoman was initially admitted to St Michael's Hospital in August to check for endometriosis.

Sometimes I would regain lucidity but then I'd suddenly lose all sense of reality and self.

It will pass, I thought, as it had before, and I would regain something akin to homeostasis.

By coming out of the union, it would regain that power.

Denham warned that Facebook "has a long way to go" before it would regain users' trust.

By the time I entered the final straightaway, I'd regained my resolve.

"When I finally sat down to sort through my stack of magazine clippings, organizing them into subjects and backgrounds, reflecting on where they came from and how they relate to my experiences, it was like seeing each piece with a new understanding," she writes "I'd regained a sense of what I wanted to say, and how I could communicate ideas of... essentially, dystopias".

"When I finally sat down to sort through my stack of magazine clippings, organizing them into subjects and backgrounds, reflecting on where they came from and how they relate to my experiences, it was like seeing each piece with a new understanding," she writes " I'd regained a sense of what I wanted to say, and how I could communicate ideas of.. essentially, dystopias".

Until the recent elections I assumed that the Lib Dems would regain some ground as next year's election approached.