Sentence examples for regroups with a from inspiring English sources
Things go horribly wrong, but Tony coolly regroups with a new plan.
Now Mazda regroups with a mildly scaled-down 6 for 2014.
He regroups with a smart serve, taking a little bit of pace off to make sure he gets it in, 15-30.
On balance, I'm happier to freeze the damn thing while I regroup with a few days of scouring salads.
On Thursday he'll regroup with a regular partner, the guitarist Dave Stryker, in a quartet with Ms. Slocum, James Weidman on piano and Bernard Purdie on drums.
She could regroup with a win in South Carolina (hardly a bad strategy: it worked for George W. Bush in 2000 and Barack Obama in 2008).
But Woods regrouped with a key par-saving putt of six feet on No. 11, then he won No. 12 with a birdie.
Vancouver will try to regroup with a tough Cascadia derby at Portland, while the new Canadian Champions host a Philadelphia side who look somewhat asset-stripped these days.
The suggestion is that Lifehouse, an operation that long ago found its working formula, has regrouped with a new starkness; that the stakes are somehow higher, and the payoff more grimly satisfying, than before.
The Suns threatened to run away with the game when they went on a 19-0 second-half run, but the Bulls regrouped with a 12-point run of their own before losing their sixth straight game.
What once was modern rock is now nostalgia, with the ringing anthems of Simple Minds and the rock-funk of INXS, which has regrouped with a new lead singer.
