Then came the postwar fluctuations of the first half of the 1920s followed by gradual resumption of steady growth during the second half of the decade.
Prince and Brown steadied the ship after the resumption, adding 69 before Smith bowled the latter off an under-edge and then won an lbw decision against the dangerous Jos Buttler two balls later.
The impetus for what would become known as the Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration came in 1893, when in a lecture to the Royal Geographical Society Professor Sir John Murray called for a resumption of Antarctic exploration: "a steady, continuous, laborious and systematic exploration of the whole southern region".
Bowe went off early on the resumption holding his left wrist, as a steady drizzle began to put a dampener on proceedings.
From a physical viewpoint it appears that, overall, patients experience a steady and consistent abatement of their physical symptoms and resumption of activities in the six months following surgery.
"If the past year's Fed tightening was enough to slow the economy, we wouldn't be seeing a steady upward march in manufacturing output and capacity utilization, a resumption of retail sales growth and a bounce in housing," says Bob Prince, the research director of Bridgewater Associates, a money manager in Westport, Conn.
These efforts have been paying off with a steady rehabilitation of the airline's reputation, capped last month when Delta and Air France, after separately scrutinizing Korean Air's safety standards, approved the resumption of its membership in their code-sharing alliance, known as SkyTeam.
Fast resumption of the game.
Resumption of old rivalry.
He called for a resumption of dialogue.
