Sentence examples for may have regained from inspiring English sources

I drank more wine and then more and whatever coherence I may have regained on our walk was quickly gone.

Hull may have regained third place in Super League by this victory but it might have a negative impact on their season in the long run.

The alliance is an indicator that the ecumenical movement may have regained momentum after several decades in which it was declared all but dead.

Ireland will be bolstered by the return of Jon Walters and John O'Shea, both of whom missed the first leg through suspension, and Shane Long may have regained fitness by Monday, too.

[C1.] Cnooc Must Weigh Next Move in Battle for Unocal Chevron may have regained the upper hand by persuading Unocal to accept its sweetened bid against a higher offer from Cnooc, a government-backed Chinese oil company.

Add in poverty and social unrest, and these are fertile conditions for agitation.Mr Guzmán, a former philosophy professor, may have regained the power to command his followers from his prison cell in a naval base.

For example, in the case of wrist fracture, x-ray may indicate the fracture (I) to be healed but the patient may not have regained full function (A) and may remain afraid of going outside (P).

Kenny was beaten by Baugé in two straight rounds in Melbourne's final at the World Championships, but the inside word is that after recording the fastest time in Saturday's qualifier, the Bolton man may well have regained the upper hand at least on the physical side.

With Sparkle and "His Eye Is on the Sparrow," Houston may not have regained her voice, but she reclaimed her gospel youth, her class and an appearance of pained but persistent dignity.

While I may appear to have regained the use of my faculties during this time, I have not.

OPEC may appear to have regained control over the oil price, but it's not likely to last.