Sentence examples for regain in from inspiring English sources

The anonymity that offensive linemen crave, Hunter hopes to regain in St . Louis where he will be reunited with the former Jets offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer.

"We now need to keep the momentum going, to ensure we retain the confidence we have managed to regain in a lasting manner," he said.

The recession showed that economic power is leaching away from the West faster than was thought.Previous recessions have left most developing countries with their reputations for economic management in tatters, and with credibility to regain in capital markets.

A decision is expected from Whitehall in the autumn.Can Northern Ireland regain in the early 21st century a measure of the economic success it enjoyed in the early 20th?

Dr. Hall noted that typical weight-loss programs result in significant losses over a period of six to eight months, followed by gradual weight regain in the years that follow.

Then off, off forth on swing, / As a skate's heel sweeps smooth on a bow bend…" The kestrel stooped into shadowed heather, missed his prey, rose to regain in a flurry of gold-vermilion the slant sun-rays, and at the last veered swiftly away over the moor to his dark forest roost.

France lost, but how much they regained in dignity and courage.

However, with possession often regained in advanced positions, Villa rarely had any space to break into.

The town Peter founded in 1708 on the site was lost to the Turks but regained in 1739.

Venice acquired the Peloponnese (which the Turks regained in 1715) and most of Dalmatia, including the harbour of Cattaro (Kotor).

When she trains her eye on human interaction, what's lost in nuance is regained in psychological force.