Sentence examples for regaining from inspiring English sources
The word "regaining" is correct
It is typically used when referring to the act of getting something back that was lost or diminished. Example: "After months of rehabilitation, she is finally regaining her strength."
Johnny Manziel still has to work to do before regaining the confidence of his team-mates, says the Cleveland Browns' Pro Bowl tackle Joe Thomas.
Ministers remain confident of regaining the ground over the next 12 months, in time for a possible spring 2001 election.
Nor will the Carswell agenda itemised at his press conference – changing the law so that erring MPs can be recalled, or regaining control of the UK's borders, or even disrupting sofa government – be advanced by his departure for Ukip.
In terms of rebuilding its reputation and regaining public trust, this goes against everything they have been trying to do.
Tory sources said they were confident of regaining the seat at the general election.
While regaining the urn remains a natural priority, Strauss opted for Bayliss ahead of the Yorkshire head coach, Jason Gillespie, because of Bayliss's record of success in limited-overs cricket.
The author of the study, Grace Larson, said that regaining a sense of self was particularly helpful.
The virtue is humility, a quality not much associated with Westminster politics and a prerequisite for regaining trust.
"It is just one step on the road to regaining our rights.
"Regaining the trust of the people of Scotland won't happen overnight.
In their second innings, the tourists showed resilience, but were well beaten as they were bowled out for 350, surrendering the Ashes just 15 months after regaining them, the shortest period either side had held the urn in history.
