Sentence examples for regroup it from inspiring English sources

We needed to regroup; it was a tactical move".

With the economy looking stronger (growth last year, at 4.2%, was higher than the government's own estimate), the coalition may yet last long enough for him to regroup it next year round his chosen successor.

By taking its eye off the target in this way, the US government not only allowed Bin Laden and his followers to escape and regroup, it acted to broaden their base of support by demonstrating utter indifference to the opinion of Muslims.

If there is a point around which a disorientated Labour party can regroup, it will be to show the political pyrotechnics of the Conservative version of the living wage just disguises a cut in state support for the poor, and a set of policy choices that will diminish work incentives.

"I was able to regroup, it wasn't so foreign, and I knew what I was looking for and that helped". This time she was ready.

"Because Al Qaeda is regrouping, it is essential that we regroup, refocus and reintensify our efforts," Mr. Gurule said.

His team had started poorly on the pommel; but while they quickly regrouped, it was the home nation who began to steal the show.

After regrouping, it advanced to the east and crossed the Weser River on 8 April, blocking enemy exits from the Harz Mountains.

Players who start poorly may find it harder to regroup before it's too late.

Assassin's Creed has now taken (at least) a year off to regroup, but it's hard to imagine Call of Duty doing the same, given how vital it is to Activision's annual portfolio.

The Trail Blazers called two early timeouts hoping to regroup, but it was useless.