Sentence examples for regain on from inspiring English sources

His closest pursuers, like Kasey Kahne's Chevrolet, generally elected for fuel and fresh tires, and with their longer pit stops had more ground to regain on Kenseth.

"France is determined to regain on her whole territory the full exercise of her sovereignty, at present diminished by the permanent presence of allied military elements or by the use which is made of her airspace; to cease her participation in the integrated commands; and no longer to place her forces at the disposal of NATO," de Gaulle wrote.

This study evaluated the effect of moisture regain on the surface morphology change of polyamide fibers by plasma etching.

It is important to recognize that calcium and vitamin D status might moderate the effects of weight loss or regain on bone turnover and BMD.

In our study of successful initial weight losers, after adjustment for multiple relevant covariates, antidepressant use at the previous (6 month) DPPOS visit was predictive of weight regain on follow-up.

However, it is important to note that continuation of aerobic exercise countered the detrimental effects of partial weight regain on many markers of the metabolic syndrome, as previously reported (Thomas et al. 2010).

I drank more wine and then more and whatever coherence I may have regained on our walk was quickly gone.

Neither Mann nor Proust makes for obvious beach reading, although I somehow finished "Time Regained" on Fire Island, sitting on a boardwalk on a misty September morning.

England's first Test under the new regime ended in ignominious defeat in Jamaica, but within months the Ashes had been regained on home soil.

They see her three general-election victories as proof that power can be regained on a neo-Thatcherite ticket when in fact her wins rested largely on her opponents' weakness and the very different state of the country.

Tropical depression status was regained on January 8, and its circulation dissipated early January 9.