Sentence examples for stands regained from inspiring English sources

The 19th-seeded German, who received a penalty point for smacking a ball into the stands, regained his composure to edge the fourth set in a tiebreak.

Heavy thinning did, however, reduce the number of trees to a severely under-stocked condition, which prohibited optimum site occupancy, requiring 29 years of post-thinning development for the heavily thinned stands to regain their pre-thinning stand basal area.

In that group, Mr. Gatins and Mr. Johnson could get the biggest boost in the Oscar race, and with this acknowledgment for "The Master," Mr. Anderson stands to regain some of the ground he started out with when the movie hit the festival circuit.

But a deal would remove the threat of a military attack by Israel and America on Iran's nuclear infrastructure, and of the inevitable retaliation, which has hung over the region for years.If such a deal can be reached, Iran stands to regain stature over time.

Ahmadinejad too stands to regain national stature as a nuclear president.

It's always a good idea to stand and regain stamina once in a while.

But the balance is regained when Anthony finally stands in the shadows of the Hindu Kush amid the bombed-out desolation of Kabul.

Still, from time to time her tone toward Bob softened, her anger at his deception mingling with her hope that Francis stood, perhaps, to regain a father.

On Saturday, Mr. Sadr urged all Iraqis to "stand together to regain our rights and to ensure the return of our normal way of life".

When Cilic drove a backhand wide, del Potro regained the serve and stood at the line for his third set point.

If it was not the ideal father in my youth, he regained it all when he stood by me and went through it all with me.