Sentence examples for try and regain from inspiring English sources

When he loses the ball he gets his head down, chases back and works hard to try and regain possession".

But of course the countries that play catch up often grow the fastest.So should America try and regain its comparative advantage in innovation?

"Japanese households should try and regain their right to choose home energy," he said, rather than relying on the monopoly of the entrenched power companies.

Was UEA justified in spending this sum to try and regain the ground it lost in the period just after the emails first appeared online?

"They have to see how they go on and try and regain the lost terrain where Chelsea used to be, that's true.

Dan Maffei, a Democrat who lost his New York seat by roughly 600 votes to Ann Marie Buerkle in 2010, said that after licking his wounds for several months, he decided over the summer to try and regain his seat.

She was in the middle of another risky surgery to try and help Derek regain full usage of his hand when Arizona's leg injury started killing her.

Rocky must now try to forget about his last brutal bout with Clubber, and try to regain the title and the confidence of everyone, and also try to get back the "eye of the tiger".

W.P.S. could bide its time and try to regain its top-flight status for the 2013 season with additional teams and investors.

So hopefully we can at least find something good and try to regain some of our confidence here, with just a little bit more juice.

Florentino Portero, an analyst with the Strategic Studies Group in Madrid, said, "Spain is now facing an election campaign, so Aznar will try to speak less about the war and try to regain all the ground lost over the past few months".