Sentence examples for regrouping as from inspiring English sources

A Shabaab spokesman says that the group is not withdrawing but only regrouping as it changes tactics.

This greatest-hits set finds the band regrouping as brothers-in-arms after a period of R&R.

In this one, dancers kept assembling and constantly regrouping as if they were forming crystals with their bodies.

"As for pigs, we don't have the same problems of moving around and regrouping as we do with sheep and goats".

A diminished Labor party is regrouping as leadership talk centres on former deputy prime minister Anthony Albanese and Victorian powerbroker Bill Shorten.

On Thursday, his third visit to the country this year, Mr. Rumsfeld was asked whether the increase in sporadic attacks against the government meant that the Taliban was regrouping, as some military experts have suggested.

"We are experienced players, and we need to regroup as soon as possible," he said.

With eight newcomers, none of whom cost a fee, in the ranks, the hosts had to regroup as quickly as possible but it was Watford who slipped effortlessly into the groove to display a high class of football.

Since the early nineteen-nineties, I.S.I. has cultivated the Taliban and other Islamist militias, in the hope that they would provide what Pakistani generals refer to as "strategic depth": if India invaded from the east, Afghanistan could provide territory into which Pakistani forces could retreat and regroup, as well as mountains suitable for hiding nuclear weapons.

"It showed what an awesome batting wicket that was, to get as close as we did having to regroup as much as we had to.

"Our batting line-up has guys like Mahela, Kumar, Thilan [Samaraweera] and myself, we are experienced players and we need to regroup as soon as possible and come back for the next Test on Friday".