Sentence examples similar to go on regaining from inspiring English sources

Arsenal would go on to regain the title the following season with their unbeaten 'Invicibles' team - but only after Beckham departed for Real Madrid in the summer of 2003.

Predictions about discharge can be misleading if therapists and clinicians only take initial functional status as a the basis for discharge [ 32], since they risk overlooking patients who go on to regain enough functionality to be discharged to an independent/assisted-living situation.

The company has a long way to go to regain respect on Wall Street.

This time Nibali did it solo, powering past Joaquim Rodríguez with 1.2km to go, to regain the yellow jersey he had relinquished on Sunday.

The ocean is where I go to regain my sanity".

Jack saves Sarah's life, but goes on to tell her that due to spinal cord injury, it is unlikely that Sarah will regain the ability to walk.

Trump went on to regain his lead ahead of Monday night's Iowa caucuses.

He writes: "The central fact is that no successful opposition in the past 50 years has gone on to regain power with such a weak image and without achieving much bigger voting-intention leads at some point in the parliament".

After pressing the cut edges together gently for 15 seconds, the researchers found the sample went on to regain 98% of its original conductivity.

Kenny, from Greater Manchester, started swimming as therapy in 1971 after he was paralysed following a fall from a ladder but went on to regain some strength in his upper body.

Co-founded by CEO Jen-Hsun Huang in 1993, the chip maker has gone on to regain the lead in the lucrative market for graphic processors aimed at hardcore gamers.