Sentence examples for even regained from inspiring English sources

The Republicans have expanded their control of the House of Representatives and even regained the Senate.

On some polls, Labour has even regained the advantage over the Tories for economic competence.

Reinstated to the team after losing both his place and the captaincy earlier in the tournament, he helped Wales dominate the crucial breakdown phase and even regained the captaincy when Ryan Jones went off with a shoulder injury.

He has nurtured musical talent throughout Brazil, brought his youth orchestras to play at Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center in New York, and has even regained some use of his fingers.

Shocked and embarrassed after a 32-5 run by Detroit put them behind by 93-80 with 4 22 to play, the Knicks awoke and even regained the lead behind Sprewell in the final minute.

Indeed, such is its clean image that she has faced down a boycott campaign from the anti-gay group One Million Moms and even regained advertisers such as JC Penney, which abandoned her after she came out.

Can it hold on to the resort market share it has, or even regain some of what it has lost?

If Democrats hold the White House and possibly even regain the House, they might conceivably turn to a solution that makes sense.

It might even regain its position as a global leader in both finance and technology a status it hasn't enjoyed for decades.

At one stage it looked like he might even regain the world record, and the gasps of astonishment when the clock showed his mark summed up the performance.

The race here is crucial to national Democrats' hopes of narrowing the margin of the Republican advantage in the Senate, or perhaps even regaining control there.