Sentence examples for quick regain from inspiring English sources

Do you think these eventually lead to a "fall off the no-carb wagon" and quick regain of weight (since much of the weight lost is actually water weight)?

Trump quickly regained his poise, rattling in a break of 90 to move to within one frame of the semi-finals, only for Murphy to set up a grandstand finish courtesy of a quick-fire break of 88.

America and Germany were relatively quick to regain lost ground but Britain has only just surpassed its pre-crisis GDP peak.

The lack of a bigger and broader sell off is a testament to the strength of the stock markets which in the past few weeks have suffered sharp moves to the downside, but have always been quick to regain the lost ground.

The Nets capitalized by scoring 5 quick points to regain the lead, and an agitated Thomas was taken out of the game.

Gloucester had two quick opportunities to regain the lead when Dave Attwood's tip tackle and then Thomas's replacement Kane Palma-Newport's lowering of a scrum presented them with penalties within Hook's range and on the edge of Laidlaw's.

"David is quick and can regain a lot of balls and, at the same time, can play passes to our players".  .

Sterling was the big danger to Bolton and it needed a brilliant recovery tackle from Dorian Dervite to stop him as he raced through, but Liverpool's man in form was still quick enough to regain his balance and bring a flying save from Lonergan.

Warner, whose toughness is underrated, got a quick equipment repair, regained his wind, and re-entered the game to lead the Rams to the game-winning touchdown.

The Swedes were quick to respond, regaining the lead when substitute Linda Sembrant kneed a cross past Nigeria's goalkeeper Precious Dede before Ordega levelled.

Dr. Dean's Michigan trip is a sign of his new strategy, to concentrate on states with large numbers of delegates to mount a late challenge, rather than to try to regain momentum with quick victories.