Sentence examples for regained like a from inspiring English sources

Rights like voting, however, are not commodities that, once lost, can be regained like a stock market loss -- unless we dare ignore Mr. Fliegner's advice and risk losing what we have so long assumed a given in our national equation.

Until he finally groaned and regained consciousness like a grumpy man roused by the dawn chorus.

I feel like I've regained a bit of that in the last few years but there was a period of my life in which I had a very low opinion of people in general".

Don't try anything fancy to regain their liking.

It's true, they had hit a patch of poor form and were likely to go out of the Champions Leaguee, but they were far from out of contention in the Premier League, were still in all the other competitions, and it seems pretty likely that if Di Matteo had been given even another month they might have regained something like their earlier form.

After a week of bloodshed, the square was calm Friday, having regained its carnival-like atmosphere.

When you go to study, make sure to bring something with you that will help you regain your attention, like a snack or a cold drink.

Bullying can feel like a form of regaining a bit of control through re-enacting the bad behaviors shown towards the child by others.

I started more quickly on the all-weather radials but instead of leaning into the first course, I spun once, twice, three times, trying to regain my footing like a deer in hockey skates.

Why We Like Him: Regaining a Degree of Control, 2010, Mirza's inclusion in the British Art Show 7, is a dark, moody affair.

When he announces he's suspending his campaign, the crowd here roars like it's just regained radio contact with a lost spacecraft.