Sentence examples for which regains from inspiring English sources

Some tales narrate how an apsara called Madhura was cursed to become a frog and imprisoned in a well for 12 years, after which regains her beauty or a frog, blessed to a beautiful maiden; in both cases, she is adopted by Mayasura as his daughter Mandodari.

Strikingly, in S3 the set of NBs which regains proliferation in the larva, is almost identical to those in A1 (with the exception of NB6-4).

However, these newly formed adhesions are quickly disassembled by Ras- and PTP-PEST induced signaling, which regains dominance over signaling induced by integrin after adhesion formation.

Perth, which regained city status in 2012, is small enough to be explored on foot.

The move to abolish the Financial Services Authority makes good on a campaign promise of the Conservative Party, which regained power last month.

Brent crude, which regained some ground last week, has slipped 1.4% to $35.48 after the poor Chinese manufacturing figures.

At the Bank of England, which regained independent control over interest rates in 1997, time's arrow may have farther to go in reverse.

Paolo Di Canio lost his first game as Sunderland's manager, a 2-1 loss to Chelsea, which regained third place in the Premier League.

Notching up all 190-odd countries will take time Estonia, which regained independence in 1991, has relations with only 170, most recently formalising ties with Haiti in 2010.

Already the state is considering appointing an emergency financial manager to review operations in the district, which regained its independence from state oversight three years ago.

This week, the Freedom Tower at least became Manhattan's tallest building, eclipsing the Empire State Building, which regained the position after 9/11.