Sentence examples for regained now from inspiring English sources

He would have liked to have seen Europe take advantage of this peace by uniting in a crusade against the Turks and, above all, to have "let these peoples enjoy the fruits of the tranquility" they had regained now that fighting had ended in their home territory.

That is what we must regain now to fight back.

A disjointed spring training sapped his stamina, but he has regained it now.

Various tribal leaders -- some of them the same ones regaining power now -- carved up southern Afghanistan into fiefs.

That honour went to Fidesz, the nationalist party led by Viktor Orban, which lost power to the Socialists in last year's election but which is regaining popularity now.

"Having allowed Mitrovica to slip away in the first days and weeks, it's very hard to regain it now," Mr. McNamara said.

In former times, Spain would have devalued the peseta to regain competitiveness; now it is obliged by the constraints of the euro to tackle its fundamental problems — a painful but necessary process.

(This week in Lou is the worst: Lou is not actually the worst -- that honor this week goes to the odious Cutler. ) When he got that call from a distraught Roger, Don had every reason to believe that all that he had worked to regain was now gone.

Most Americans have now regained their balance.

He had lost his footing but now regained it.

But even Japanese businessmen have now regained their confidence.