Sentence examples for driven to regain from inspiring English sources

Federer has accumulated a vast fortune, played over 1,000 ATP-level matches, and has a beautiful family eager for his attention, but he is still driven to regain his throne and overcome steep competition.

Manning led a go ahead TD drive to regain the lead.

The Egyptian authorities have targeted the underground passages as part of a drive to regain control of the vast Sinai desert, whose population is hostile to Cairo.

A27 Representative Charles B. Rangel of New York and Senator Robert G. Torricelli of New Jersey say Mr. Gore's presidential campaign is adrift and may weaken the Democratic drive to regain the House.

When he re-entered the game, he scored 8 of Pitt's final 14 points, including 2 on a drive to regain the lead and a 3-point play off another drive to increase the margin to 4 points.

Not only would it remove one of Syria's bargaining chips -- its ability to deliver a peaceful south Lebanon -- in its drive to regain its own Israeli-occupied land.

The 49-year-old was the prime target of Peña Nieto's drive to regain control of Michoacan, a western state wracked by clashes between Gómez's Knights Templar cartel and heavily armed vigilantes trying to oust them.

But it is a key part of a drive to regain territory, independence and respect – all of which have been steadily eroded by loggers for more than two decades.

He is being credited with having helped the Democrats develop a credible drive to regain the Senate, and he has emerged as a spokesman for his party on economic issues.

But no Republican Committee approached the growth rate of the Democratic Senate and House committees, which are aggressively raising unrestricted donations in a drive to regain control of the Congress.

Analysts have said that the use of poison gas, a war crime under international law, is integral to Mr. Assad's scorched-earth drive to regain control of the rebel-held areas near Damascus.