Sentence examples for regained time from inspiring English sources

After losing valuable seconds on a climb during this year's Tour of Switzerland, Peter Sagan of Cannondale regained time by descending aggressively.

"As the title of Proust's life's work - 'In Search of Lost Time' - suggests, time is the central preoccupation here: time lost, time regained, time needed, time elapsed, remembered, lived and experienced.

For each $1 invested, the economic rate of return in regained time at work and school, time saved at home by not hauling water, increased productivity, and reduced health costs would be as much as $8, in addition to the direct health benefits.

But the incentive of the long time trial at the end, in which he knew he could gain or regain time, meant he had a concrete goal to structure his race, and indeed his season, around.

Every piece you own is a chance to regain time and/or money if you sell it or give it away.

It is rare that one gets a chance to regain time.

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The period of time in min from involuntary recumbency until the cow had regained blood free calcium concentration of 1.00 mmol/L was defined as Calcium Regaining Time (CRT).

Their second album, The Second Coming, never regained what time and court battles had sapped from the foursome.

However, lifestyle interventions are difficult for patients to maintain and the weight loss achieved tends to be regained over time.

The modified temperature index model (MTIM) accurately predicted salt-induced melt (R2 = 0.98 and 0.99, RMSE = 19.9 and 282.4 m3, CRM = −0.003 and 0.006 for calibration and validation sites respectively), and showed a demonstrable ability to calculate the Bare Pavement Regain Time (BPRT).