Sentence examples for or regained from inspiring English sources

Putin has not restored the Soviet Union or regained imperial domination in Eastern Europe.

Mr. Bell said he had been told of people who found or regained a Christian faith through the books.

The music understood, and it would be there whether we stayed in pain or regained our sanity, which was also painful.

Remarkable individual visions have become part of the lore, as have testimonials from followers who say they were miraculously cured of cancer or regained their sight or hearing at the shrine.

This is a useful generalization of wrestling's stage aesthetic, in which the enactment of Suffering, Injustice or Male Pride lost or regained is fully articulated in every masklike grimace and gesticulation.

"Britain's literature, poetry, art and music abounds in secret gardens, wonderlands, paradises lost, postponed or regained," he writes, before announcing some of them: Avalon, Xanadu, Arden, Narnia, Elidor, Utopia.

Nearly every illegal action they take is an attempt to gain or regain safety or humanity.

To maintain or regain momentum, they prefer a day or two between games, never three.

Most would concede that fitness, or regaining fitness, is an expensive and complicated business.

Both, however, were capable of deplorable conduct in their efforts to retain or regain power.

I knew I wouldn't risk the ugly comedy of pulling up my stockings or regaining my step-ins.