Sentence examples for regain status from inspiring English sources

Politicians and sports figures, among others, are often disgraced only to reappear in time and regain status and, sometimes, even affection.

Ask many Brexiteers why they wish to leave and they are often unable to articulate their reasons for doing so other than a vague notion that Britain will regain status and become somehow stronger as a consequence.

"I make no bones about it, I feel like if I could set a 20-, 22-event schedule I could regain status and play all I wanted, but I'm not in that position," he added.

Mrs Clinton's regained status as the "comeback kid" will also guarantee lots of free media.But will all this be enough to turn the race upside down?

International football has suffered in recent years because of the increasing might of the self-styled superclubs, and their handsome offspring, the Champions League, but it has regained status thanks to the sheer unpredictability that makes it so much fun.

The implications of losing and regaining status remain severe, Chartrand says.

A number of communities have waged court battles to prevent those with regained status from returning to their communities.

How can New York regain its status as the capital of organized crime?

It is not as clear what England have to do to regain lost status.

Keller, meanwhile, wants to regain his status as the team's No. 1 goalkeeper.

Not until two years ago did they regain League status after an eight-year absence.