Sentence examples for all regained from inspiring English sources

Hamilton 37.9%, Govan 26.7% - all regained by Labour at the following general election.

He said that in the Gulf War we had all "regained confidence in America's special decency, courage, compassion, and devotion to principle".

Midazolam has failed to work properly in several recent executions, including those of Dennis McGuire in Ohio, Clayton Lockett in Oklahoma, and Joseph Wood in Arizona in 2014, and Ronald Smith in Alabama in 2016 who all regained some level of consciousness after the drug was administered.

All regained full extension.

When Alex Corbisiero, Tom Croft, Dan Cole, Marland Yarde and Christian Wade all regain full fitness, such optimism is hardly going to diminish.

The financially and emotionally troubled Tyson needs Lewis to reclaim the heavyweight title, earn a huge paycheck (a guaranteed $17.5 million for each fighter) and, maybe most of all, regain some legitimacy in boxing and the world beyond.

"We found that the majority of people regained all the weight, plus more.

The FTSE 100, after shedding 60 points at the open, regained all the lost ground by lunchtime.

"For me, that says it all".Since it regained independence in 1991, Ukraine has struggled to keep on good terms with Russia even while reducing its influence.

For months now, New York officials have been highlighting how the city has regained all the jobs lost during the long recession and then some.

The service sector has just about regained all the ground lost during the recession of 2008-09, buthehe same cannot be said of industrial production and construction.