Sentence examples for regain love from inspiring English sources

Wolfsohn (she calls him Amadeus Daberlohn in "Life? Or Theater?") likens this trip to the story of Orpheus and Euridice: a descent to the underworld to regain love.

Suicide, he wrote in Kathimerini, could be undertaken for many reasons, none of them ultimately well-founded: ranging from simple despair to a desire to punish our nearest and dearest, or even to regain the love of people who see us as a failure.

Are they trying to regain his love with this new edition of his book on horses?

NEW YORK — If he's to have any hope of keeping his job, President Barack Obama needs to regain the love of young voters.

Fonda's cowboy returns home to regain the love of his wife, who at first employs him only as a worker on her farm.

Mr. Fishel handles Ford's language with care and infuses Orgilus with a quiet, seething intensity that makes you believe in his implacable need either to regain his love or make his foe suffer the consequences.

He wants to regain his love of the exotic and – coincidentally – meets a Californian travel therapist named Manny who sends him to Germany on a series of "extraordinary, entertaining and unexpected journeys".

When an English friend e-mailed that he wanted to help Bruce regain his love for West Indian cricket, Bruce replied, "Is it a drink, or some kind of insect?" And, inquire as he might, he could find no one who knew what had happened to him that July 2nd.

"If we make that, hopefully that will be the sorbet for the people that didn't like Kick-Ass 2 and then we can go off and make Kick-Ass 3. I think we've got to do this prequel to regain the love that we had".

"I needed something different, and coming here has made me regain that love of rugby.

But Microsoft is clearly trying to regain the love and respect of gamers that it lost after launching the Xbox One.