Sentence examples for regain the time from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, he has reached the sobering conclusion that he can never regain the time and opportunities lost after he was named a suspect.

Mr Rehn said Turkey should now seek to regain the time wasted by the crisis, and "resume with full energy its reforms to modernise the country".Some believe the judges' change of heart may be linked to another, equally sensational, case that has been launched against the so-called Ergenekon conspirators.

When the decision speed at the top levels becomes too slow, the middle management will be pushed very hard to regain the time lost.

If you give her enough attention and reassurance when you're not playing video games, however, she might not feel the need to fight to regain the time you devote to video games.

In a display of panache, when he lost 30 seconds to his nearest rival on a major climb, he regained the time with a breathtaking descent that showed no fear of falling again.

He helps leaders find and regain the lost time in their organizations by discovering and shrinking hidden factories in any system.

On January 2 Bragg tried to regain the initiative, this time by attacking the Federals' left flank, but it was to no avail, and Bragg again ordered his army to retreat this time to Tullahoma, Tennessee, where it remained until summer.

In 2002, the city moved to regain the land a second time, this time by condemning the 13 parcels by eminent domain, prompting a lawsuit by one of the five owners.

By the time he regained the title 10 years later at the Crucible theatre, Sheffield, it had become a major television entertainment.

Rupert's family continued their attempts to regain the Palatinate during their time in The Hague.

The time to regain the normal ROM ranged from 8to2020 weeks with a mean of 13 weeks, as shown in Table 1.