Sentence examples for regrouping effort from inspiring English sources

Game 2 will be Wednesday night in Chicago, and the Kings' regrouping effort will start with the likes of Kopitar and Marian Gaborik.

Therefore, unknown to the Soviets, the German Army was also undergoing a major regrouping effort in the center of operations for the upcoming offensive around Kharkov.

But we must dust ourselves off and regroup; this effort will require tenacity, ferocity, and also patience.

"A lot of things are being done right, but we need to think about how to regroup those efforts to get more power from the punch," said Mark R. Wiesner, an engineering professor at Duke University and a member of the panel.

Similar observations came from Armstrong's team, RadioShack, which is now regrouping to try to support Levi Leipheimer's effort to win.

DENVER, Oct. 13 (AP) — State and federal biologists, who are smarting from research showing that they may have been protecting the wrong fish the past 20 years, are regrouping in their efforts to restore the rare greenback cutthroat trout to Colorado waters.

The expansion makes sense since Walmart has spent the last couple of years regrouping its global efforts.

Thus in Iraq, rather than withdrawing and regrouping we redoubled our effort by exalting the necessity of our good works, the purity of our ideals, and the sacrifice of our "next greatest generation".

So, ironically, the assault on voting rights has created a new spur to the coalition – to launch and sustain a long-term, continuous organising effort, instead of regrouping for each election cycle.

Here some of the old ways endure, bolstering conservatives who are expected to regroup for renewed efforts to brake same-sex marriage across the US.

And, with the New Year, you will regroup about your efforts to build your family.