Sentence examples for he managed to regain from inspiring English sources

Tells how he managed to regain himself.

There he managed to regain some of his mental balance.

Being at home helped settle him, however, and he managed to regain enough control over his thoughts to wonder what had happened.

He managed to regain his sense of direction, he said, by following the stars, and he was shot at several times.

After an hour or so he managed to regain some composure and eventually identified the tracks of a snowmobile, which he followed back to the camp.

However, Mr. Nolan was removed as minority leader two years ago at the behest of Dominic J. Baranello, the county Democratic chairman, although he managed to regain the position this month at least in part with Mr. Baranello's support.

He fell and was sure that he would drown, but managed to regain his feet.

Both he and Mr. Wolff have managed to regain relevance by emulating Truman Capote, the skunk at the garden party that has somehow managed to become its arbiter as well.

But he did poorly in New Hampshire and never managed to regain his momentum.

"We now need to keep the momentum going, to ensure we retain the confidence we have managed to regain in a lasting manner," he said.

As he left the stage, Mr Miliband stumbled slightly but managed to regain his footing an apt metaphor, perhaps, for the evening and the whole Labour campaign.Hug a banker Ed Balls, the shadow chancellor, has tried to reassure bosses that a Labour government would not be as business-bashing in office as its critics suggest.