Sentence examples for regrouping the from inspiring English sources

After regrouping, the four-man band had one more album in it, "Alice in Chains" in 1995.

At Saint Dié, in the Vosges Mountains, he proposed regrouping the 30,000 inhabitants of the destroyed town into five functional skyscrapers.

After regrouping, the actors quickly went into performances for potential investors, and there was limited time to make changes in between the closed-door presentations.

A8 The Taliban Is Regrouping The Taliban, backed by volunteers from Pakistan, are regrouping and expanding their attacks in southern and eastern Afghanistan, their former stronghold, according to Afghan officials, western diplomats and captured fighters.

Regrouping the Network Clues on the Web To Remote Sites Smiling as he lounged on a floor pad in what appeared to be a private home in Afghanistan, Mr. bin Laden seemed to be fully in control.

He brought in the management consulting firm McKinsey & Co, which recommended regrouping the staff into 14 "global practices", each of which would focus on a policy area, such as trade, agriculture or water.

"We'll regroup," the Mets' new manager, Terry Collins, said.

But Kidd regrouped the team in the third quarter.

Once the Hornets regrouped, the Nets' deficit grew.

But even as the Saints scramble to regroup, the threat of another shake-up lies ahead.

By the time the three volunteer companies regrouped the following morning, the fort's inhabitants had slipped away.