Sentence examples for second to regroup from inspiring English sources

"I just needed a second to regroup".

The husband focusses on his breath, takes a second to regroup.

Every rapper has been in the moment where they need a second to regroup.

Take a few seconds to regroup if needed and finish strong.

Their first chance to regroup is Monday in Minneapolis, where they open a three-game series with the Twins.

In order for that matchup to occur, the Knicks first have to regroup, then outlast a cluster of six teams vying within two and a half games of one another for the Eastern Conference's final playoff berth.

Long scattered and out of the limelight, some liberal believers, led by Christian groups, said they saw this election as the first step to regroup and take back an agenda and a faith that they believe the religious right has hijacked.

But despite its size, Sherman Square has the basic attributes of an urban park -- a bit of greenery that inspires passers-by to pause, to relax for a second or two, to regroup before plunging back into the density of traffic, crowds and bustle.

But first, they had to regroup.

There was a cardinal rule that the warriors of the Order should never surrender unless the Templar flag had fallen, and even then they were first to try to regroup with another of the Christian orders, such as that of the Hospitallers.

However, she struggled in the fourth and final series, hitting nines with her fifth and sixth shots and she tried to regroup after words of encouragement from her coach Bernard Kooistra.