Sentence examples for attempts at regaining from inspiring English sources

In the scheme of Nadal's attempts at regaining the No. 1 ranking — he has dipped to No. 5 — the V.T.R. Open means little.

Phoenix made two unsuccessful attempts at regaining the Divas Championship from Layla, first at Over the Limit in May and second at No Way Out in June.

The phrase means soft copper and refers to coins issued by the Catholic monarch James II from the Dublin mint during his unsuccessful attempt at regaining the English throne from his Protestant son-in-law, William III.

The high preference for an information-seeking coping style may be related to the process of migration, representing the attempt at regaining control over an uncontrollable and stressful life situation.

Repeated attempts to regain representation at the UN have been blocked.

The 20th century was that of the government's wily attempts to regain relevance, at the expense of the fantastic real economy, with world wars and other hideous things thrown in for good measure.

Maryse lost the Divas Championship two months later to Eve Torres on the April 12 episode of Raw, and was unsuccessful in attempts to regain it at Over the Limit and Fatal 4-Way in May and June respectively.

In at attempt to regain some control, Rodriguez set up her own production company, Cheshire Kat.

The next day at the Ayn Rand School for Tots, Maggie again attempts to regain the pacifiers and this time succeeds.

Attempts to regain control were repelled.

Several later attempts to regain the col failed.