Thus in Iraq, rather than withdrawing and regrouping we redoubled our effort by exalting the necessity of our good works, the purity of our ideals, and the sacrifice of our "next greatest generation".
Still, Stephens said she planned to go home to South Florida to regroup rather than stay in Europe before Wimbledon.
He understood the dire predicament of Labour in the early 1980s, and identified the need to regroup rather than constantly look for fresh battles to lose.
"Should we have refuge floors, spaced every ten floors or so, which would allow people some protection from smoke?" But Robertson says, "Thank God we didn't have refuge floors in the World Trade towers — people might have stopped there to regroup, rather than getting out of the buildings as fast as they could".
It will give you time to regroup and respond with thought rather than reaction or emotion.
But Davis continues to struggle immensely, and the Mets continue to maintain that he will stay in the lineup rather than go to Class AAA Buffalo and regroup.
He reckons that offensive operations could be completed in a matter of weeks rather than months, given that "they're not showing a predisposition to reorganise and regroup to mount offensive operations against us".
General Howe, rather than moving against New York, withdrew his army to Halifax, Nova Scotia, and regrouped while transports full of British troops, shipped from bases around Europe and intended for New York, began gathering at Halifax.
The fact that al-Qaeda's Saudi branch has been forced to regroup elsewhere, under Yemeni leadership, may be a sign of weakness rather than strength.
Shook rather than rolled.
