Sentence examples for regaining in from inspiring English sources
He proceeded to win back lands that earlier had been lost to Poland, regaining in two great campaigns not only all of Moravia but also Silesia and Kraków.
France lost, but how much they regained in dignity and courage.
However, with possession often regained in advanced positions, Villa rarely had any space to break into.
The town Peter founded in 1708 on the site was lost to the Turks but regained in 1739.
When she trains her eye on human interaction, what's lost in nuance is regained in psychological force.
Venice acquired the Peloponnese (which the Turks regained in 1715) and most of Dalmatia, including the harbour of Cattaro (Kotor).
Board gaming is "innocence regained in a world that…" He looks at me with a small smile.
This was followed be relative regain in compressive strength in the second 150 freeze thaw cycles.
The late curing resulted in a regain in the compressive strength (Sprinkel 1993).
Bone mass loss associated with pregnancy and lactation is usually regained in the postpartum period.
The motion of these dislocations, again, is blocked by the twin planes leading to a regain in material strength.
