Sentence examples for from regaining from inspiring English sources

This kept many of the conquered nationalities from regaining their power.

The charge, if substantiated by a judge, could have prevented the Rays from regaining custody.

England are five days away, perhaps four, perhaps three, from regaining the Ashes.

But the controversy did not stop Valenzuela from regaining his form on the track.

His questionable work ethic might have kept him from regaining it.

The Taliban have been "prevented from regaining the momentum" they had before the troop increase, he said.

Far from regaining youth for a second time, you will lose what you had (in memory) the first time.

This suggests the generals will try to manipulate polls to stop parties loyal to him from regaining power.

The first creates a permanent dependence on transfers, which, by sustaining relative prices, prevents the economy from regaining competitiveness.

Uhuru Kenyatta said a "corruption epidemic" was preventing Kenya from regaining what he called its lost glory.

From a standing start, AFC are only two promotions away from regaining the Dons' old place in the Premier League.