Sentence examples for regained command of from inspiring English sources

Jankovic regained command of her serve in the second set.

But that does not mean that the government has regained command of Congress or that investors can relax.The Senate defeat was the product of shameless politicking and a bumbling response by the government.

By the fourth, Sale looked like the pitcher he was supposed to be: The one who overcame fatigue, made do with what he had, regained command of his slider and drew a trio of swing and misses with the pitch after getting only one batter to whiff at it in the previous three innings.

Mr. Romney may have a bit more latitude in this regard as he tries to show Republicans — and undecided voters — that he can forcefully challenge the president and regain command of the race.

But he was encouraged by that outing, reassured that he was regaining command of his fastball and following the advice of Leiter, who had stressed to his fellow starters not to lose faith in their fastballs.

In an operation fraught with danger, an Italian air force helicopter lowered six coastguards on to the deck of the Ezadeen so that they could regain command of the vessel.

In the women's high jump, Blanka Vlasic of Croatia will try to regain command of the event she controlled until being upset at the Olympics by bespectacled Belgian veteran Tia Hellebaut, who has since retired.

Noah is the Bulls' defensive leader, but without him at anything approaching full strength, it is hard to see how they can regain command of the precious space in front of the rim in Game 2 on Monday night at Barclays Center.

The Soviet national team's easy victory over the National Hockey League's all-stars in the 1979 Challenge Cup left the Canadians searching to regain command of their rivalry with the Soviets.

The Dukes soon regained command with a 9-0 run.

Boogert won three straight games to even the set at 3-3 before Graf regained command.