Sentence examples for working to regroup from inspiring English sources

The conference will sound the opening bell of the next election season, where Republicans are working to regroup and win control of the Senate in 2014 and the White House in 2016.

And finally, these corporations give their employees opportunities to take ample breaks from their intense work to regroup and return to their pursuits refreshed.

Utilizing a phrase that I've never thought my brain would formulate in all my life, I informed the producer afterwards: "OJ's really not giving me much to work with!" Time to regroup.

Hingis had to regroup, work through her calculations, and become much more precise in her ground strokes.

"We have to regroup and work on playing better as a team, whether we're tired or not.

The confluence of the prime minister's poor performance on a wide range of issues and newly elected dynamic opposition leaders provides an opportunity for the centrist and left-leaning political parties to regroup and work toward an alternative electorally viable governing coalition.

We always had budgets to work with, so we thought we had to regroup and go back to the Chateau.

I've decided to use the summer to regroup, mentally and physically, and slowly work to answer this question.

"We have to regroup and bring our work boots as opposed to our running shoes".

Huggins said that his Bearcats would regroup and that other players would have to work to replace Martin.

Mr. McGreevey should resign now and allow New Jersey Democrats to regroup, save face and go on with their work.