Sentence examples for might regain from inspiring English sources

To do so might regain my trust.

If Western entertainment were no longer widely available, they might regain the initiative.

Now, he is getting advice on how the family might regain the life they had here.

His White House might regain some measure of credibility if he actually did choose to make an example of someone.

But in forming a government he included liberals as a way to reassure Hungarians and foreigners who were concerned that the former Communist Party might regain power.

It was unclear how the fledgling government might regain control of the city without either a brutal crackdown on the mob or capitulation to its demands.

In less than a decade, vinyl might yet regain its status as the dominant physical format.

Landowners became reluctant to let farms, fearing that they might never regain control of the land.

If Room on Fire were to bomb, the Strokes might never regain their confidence or momentum.

"What it taught me was that the moments would pass by, but I might never regain my happiness.

Dr. Fessler said Mr. Kirk might not regain full use of his left arm, but he was hopeful for a full mental recovery in the coming weeks.