"They kept regrouping, even though they got shot at and killed — I kind of teared up at that," he said.
And there were wild racings and slides across the floor as people kept regrouping in "Enter My Silence".
Mr. Bush's speech on Monday, officials said, will have three major elements: a more detailed description of the administration's plans to keep Al Qaeda from regrouping, a paean to allies in the war, and a further description of the dangers that terrorists could team up with a small group of nations seeking to develop nuclear and biological weapons.
Naturally, when women are having their periods they are in a winter state, when they need to regroup, keep warm and nourish their bodies.
But we will regroup, keep fighting and I won't stop until we reach Paris.
A sustained effort will be needed, stretching over many months, to keep the terrorists from regrouping.
The Bronx Bombers, with their aura and mystique, their star power, their captain, big payroll, grand stadium, always poised, always in control, will keep it cool, regroup, win the division and play October baseball, just as they have in 16 of the previous 17 seasons.
In this one, dancers kept assembling and constantly regrouping as if they were forming crystals with their bodies.
I have done so because experts keep telling me that regrouping is the key to success.
"We can't keep saying we have to regroup and do it the next game," he said.
