Sentence examples for start regrouping from inspiring English sources
We have to start regrouping and producing a crop of players who can play for this club".
We start by regrouping the terms in a suitable way.
"But once I started to regroup, I started to play pretty well on the way in.
The Parliamentary Labour Party will start to regroup at a Westminster meeting tomorrow under the interim leadership of Harriet Harman - who has said she will step down as deputy leader once a new leader and deputy has been elected.
Toyota had just started to regroup from a collapse in sales during the global financial crisis when reports of unintended acceleration prompted recalls involving almost 10 million vehicles.
Angry Republicans accused Mr. Obama of overstepping his legal bounds to avoid consulting with Congress and started to regroup, recognizing that the president had regained his momentum on immigration.
United States intelligence officials say Al Qaeda operatives who found refuge in Pakistan are starting to regroup and move back into Afghanistan, less than a year after a successful American military campaign forced them to flee their onetime sanctuary by the thousands.
United States intelligence officials say Qaeda operatives who found refuge in Pakistan are starting to regroup and move back into Afghanistan, less than a year after a successful American military campaign forced them to flee their onetime sanctuary by the thousands.
However, former militants, complaining that they are not receiving their monthly subs from the government, are starting to regroup.
Since the French seem to be gaining traction against the rebels in Mali, the Islamists have started to regroup in the Sahara desert in Niger and neighboring countries, according to Aïr Info, a local paper based in Agadez. .
They met at Oberlin arts college in Ohio, where they studied 'electro-acoustic composition' and 'studio art', which are probably good primers for the kind of sound they started to make after regrouping in Berlin (and then shifting to Brooklyn).
