Sentence examples for must recuperate from inspiring English sources

She added, "We must recuperate our tranquillity".

But first Mrs. Webster, 39, must recuperate from the injuries that put her on Britain's front pages.

Ascendant up until copping a fearful pasting against the Bulldogs, Adelaide must recuperate fully to withstand Port's assault on the contest.

"They've probably been smoking too much pot". "Chris just unloaded a clip on me," yells one chav, clutching his backside in mock pain as he enters the "dead zone", where those who are shot during the game must recuperate for five minutes.

African thought that fell by the wayside due to European expansionism must be recuperated and inserted into that discourse.

As Gail Hershatter has suggested of the practice of "speaking bitterness," the post-war national narrative of resistance has China functioned more as a matrix that local or individual accounts must be recuperated within (or be forgotten), as opposed to an outright script.

The environment changes from time to time, and if moving to a different operating region transiently carries a cost in the form of slowed growth, that cost must eventually be recuperated.

It is likely that vascular endothelium must recover by the de novo production of NOS protein along with cofactors such as BH4 which, depending on the potency of exposure, abundance of precursors and nutrients, and genetic factors, could take several days to recuperate.

"The McLaren driver has been released from hospital to "rest and recuperate" but the concussion he suffered must have been pretty serious for him to be kept under medical observation for three days.

Ironically, the low penetration of HIT may itself contribute to its high cost, as each vendor must charge its small customer base a relatively high fee in order to recuperate research and development costs.

But one must have the resources to travel cross-country at a moment's notice and to recuperate far from home.