Sentence examples for regain it for from inspiring English sources

He didn't regain it for some 30 years.

When complications after a tonsillectomy deprived him of his voice — he would not regain it for a number of years — he gave up teaching and enrolled in Fordham University's graduate program in physics, where he studied with the Nobel laureate Victor F. Hess, the discoverer of cosmic rays.

When I moved to my living room to compare it to the ESPN broadcast, the signal dropped, and I never regained it for more than a few seconds.

Thus "spin" became a metaphor for everything the dispossessed Conservatives really disliked about us – that we were in power, they were not, and had no serious possibility of regaining it for some years.

Later that year, he lost his title to Basilio in a rugged 15 round fight in front of 38,000 at Yankee Stadium, but regained it for a record fifth time when he beat Basilio in the rematch.

And yet, that volatility suggests that even if Mr. Gingrich has lost the momentum, he might easily regain it again — for instance, if he performs well at the next debate on Thursday.

"It is time for America to regain its focus," it adds.

If it does sign the protocol, however, it will regain its associated country status for the whole of Horizon 2020.

It took until the 20th century for it to regain its ancient proportions.

Hair is a long-term project and it may take a couple weeks for it to regain its health.

The US is unlikely to regain its AAA rating for years, if not decades, it said.