Sentence examples for the regained from inspiring English sources

Now painting from northern Europe, excluding France, is laid out by date in the regained galleries.

We are the generation that came from the regained popularity of Shirley dolls in the 70's.

The first mention of a ruler in the regained territories east of the Enns is of Burchard, who probably was count (burgrave) of Regensburg.

The emphasis will be on the regained military momentum of the International Security Assistance Force ISAFF), as the American troop surge begins to have an impact on the ground.

A sensible cap could be placed on the health insurance deduction for business, for example, and the regained revenues could be directed toward health insurance for the uninsured or to subsidize small business to provide employee health insurance.

Bonnie had resurrected her "old self"; as if serving up a preview of the normality, the regained vigor, soon to be, she had rouged her lips, fussed with her hair, and, wearing a new dress, accompanied him to the Holcomb School, where they applauded a student production of "Tom Sawyer," in which Nancy played Becky Thatcher.

113 Thus, both training modalities prevented the regain of VAT.

Main outcome was the regain of independence in basic mobility, defined as.

In such cells, the regain of endocytic activity also paralleled AdcA dephosphorylation.

The Yankees regained the lead in the fifth.

The Soviets regained the lead early in the second period.