Sentence examples for regain it with from inspiring English sources

Regaining weight is typical, given that many people who lose weight regain it with a year or so of losing it.

Professional rugby league players lose lean mass across a playing season but regain it with preseason training.

George W Bush held the White House for eight years but then the Democrats regained it with America's first black president.

Ruiz lost the World Boxing Association title to Roy Jones Jr., but after Jones abdicated the championship, Ruiz regained it with a 12-round decision over Hasim Rahman late last year.

Rendel held the seat, with decreasing majorities, until the 2005 general election, when the Tories narrowly regained it with a candidate, Richard Benyon, whose family had been local landowners for several centuries.

He lost it in the Pyrenees, regained it with another time trial and lost it again in the Alps.

Braden Looper lost his closer job early in 2002 but regained it with 13 scoreless innings to close the season.

With Holloway having abandoned Flinders to run in the much friendlier Melbourne Ports, Bruce was returned in absentia to his old seat, regaining it with a swing of 18.5 percent.

So, as I was listening to His Holiness, a question sprung full-blown to my mind: "Can, and if so, how, can those who have lost their compassion, or never had it to begin with, regain it?

He then regained it on June 6 with the help of his debuting "bodyguard" (and off-air friend) Diesel.

The Dutch Republic regained it in August 1673 with a fleet of 21 ships, renaming the city "New Orange".